Subtraction Understand Subtraction on a Number Line Using a number line let s demonstrate the subtraction process using the problem 7 5.

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Objective 1 Subtraction Understand Subtraction on a Number Line Using a number line let s demonstrate the subtraction process using the problem 7 5. -7-6 -5-4 -3-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Using the number line above, start at 7 and move left 5 units. You end up at 2. Therefore 7 5 = 2. Next, let s demonstrate the subtraction process using the problem 5 7. -7-6 -5-4 -3-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Page 1 of 7 Using the number line above, start at 5 and move left 7 units. You end up at 2. Notice that 7 5 = 2 and 5 7 = 2. Think about how these two problems are related. This can help you with basic subtraction problems that have negative results! If 35 10 = 25, what do you think 10 35 is equal to? It must equal 25.

Example 1: Use the number line below to perform each subtraction problem. -10-9 -8-7 -6-5 -4-3 -2-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 a) 10 5 b) 5 10 c) 10 8 d) 8 10 e) 7 4 f) 4 7 g) 9 8 h) 8 9 i) 4 8 j) 1 10 k) 3 6 l) 2 5 m) 7 0 n) 0 7 o) 8 16 p) 6 12 q) 7 16 r) 8 18 Objective 2 Perform Subtraction Problems using the Vertical Format (no borrowing). Suppose we want to subtract 24 from 56. In this case we would need to calculate 56 24. Performing this calculation on a number line would allow us to visually demonstrate the process. In this case we start at 56 and move left a total of 24 units. The result is 32. 4 10 10 Page 2 of 7 32 36 46 56

Performing subtraction problems on a number line can help us develop our mental math skills. But when the numbers are relatively large, the vertical format is most often used. Example 2: Calculate 56 24 using the vertical format. 56 24 32 Note: Be sure to line up the numbers in columns according to place value. Note: Performing subtraction using the vertical format cannot give us negative results. Page 3 of 7 Example 3: Calculate 33 48. In this case we will first calculate 48 33 using the vertical format. From Example 1, we can conclude that our answer is the negative result of 48 33. 48 33 15 Therefore 33 48 = 15.

Objective 3 Perform Subtraction Problems using the Vertical Format with Borrowing. Sometimes using the vertical format requires a technique called borrowing. This occurs when subtracting two numbers in a column gives a negative result. To prevent the negative result, we borrow from the adjacent column to the left. The process of borrowing is demonstrated in the following example. Example 4: Calculate 302 175. Here we will use the vertical format which requires us to use the borrowing technique. 3 0 2 3 0 2 2 1 302 2 1 9 1 302 127 Page 4 of 7 Notice that 2 5 in the ones place value gives a negative result. Because we have a zero in the tens column, we must move to the hundreds column to borrow. Here we have borrowed a 100 and carried it over to the tens column. Therefore, we now have ten 10 s. Our result is 302 175 = 127. We now borrow a 10 and carry it to the ones column. We now have twelve 1 s. 302 is now written as 200+90+12. We can now subtract.

Answer the following homework questions. Algebra2go In Exercises 1 9, use a number line to perform each subtraction problem. 1) 9 7 2) 8 5 4) 15 7 5) 13 8 7) 7 15 8) 8 13 3) 6 4 6) 11 6 9) 6 11 In Exercises 10 15, perform each subtraction problem using the vertical format. Note: These problems do not require borrowing. 10) 48 13 11) 96 52 12) 138 126 13) 627 405 14) 3,508 1,207 15) 7,096 5,084 In Exercises 16 21, perform each subtraction problem using the vertical format. Note: These problems require borrowing. 16) 15 7 17) 13 8 18) 600 429 19) 1,000 837 20) 59 73 21) 48 61 In Exercises 22 27, write in the correct number to make the equation true. 22) 9 = 5 23) 9= 5 24) 48 = 38 25) 48= 38 26) 21 = 13 27) 21= 13 Page 5 of 7

Objective 4 Write a mathematical expression using words. Definition The difference of two numbers a and b is written a b. The word difference indicates subtraction. If a is larger than b, the difference is positive. If a is smaller than b, the difference is negative. Example 5: Using the word difference, write 8 6 as a word statement, and find the value of the difference. We first begin our sentence by defining the mathematical operation first and then define the numbers. Notice how the word and is used. The word statement is written as: The difference of eight and six. The value of the difference is 2. Example 6: Using the word difference, write 7 5 as a word statement, and find the value of the difference. The word statement is written as: The difference of negative seven and five. The value of the difference is -12. Page 6 of 7

Answer the following homework questions. 28) The word difference is used to represent. 29) Write the difference of 8 and 3 using math symbols. 30) Write the difference of x and y using math symbols. 31) Using the word difference, write -7 13 as a word statement and find the value of the difference. In Exercises 32 35, find each difference. 32) 608 33) 504 34) 9,014 405 387 152 35) 8,000 3,618 36) Find the perimeter of the figure below. 6 m 10 m 28 m 22 m 70 m 6 m Page 7 of 7