Subtract decimals: hundredths
Trade a tenth for ten hundredths when you need to.
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8.76 − 6.68 =
Answer: 2.08
11.28 − 5.44 =
Answer: 5.84
7.00 − 5.24 =
Answer: 1.76
Tip: Trade a tenth for ten hundredths when you need to.
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Common Core: 5.NBT.B.7, 4.NBT.B.4
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