NCERT Solutions for Class 4th Maths Chapter 7 Column frames, quick ways and notebook practice — Let Us Solve

Book page 111 Updated on2026-09-19

Q1.
a. H T O / 4 5 2 / + 8 9
Answer
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Question a. as it is printed on page 111.

452 + 89 = 541

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The working, written in columns.
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The same frame with the answer written in.
Why it happens: 89 has no hundreds, so 8 goes under the tens and 9 under the ones. Both columns fill up to ten, so we regroup twice.
Q2.
b. H T O / 6 4 1 / − 2 7 3
Answer
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Question b. as it is printed on page 111.

641 − 273 = 368

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The working, written in columns.
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The same frame with the answer written in.
Why it happens: 1 one cannot give 3 ones and then 3 tens cannot give 7 tens, so we regroup in both places.
Check it yourself: 273 + 368 = 641.
Q3.
c. Find quick ways of solving. 326 + 25 = _______
Answer

c. Find quick ways of solving. 326 + 25 = 351

326 + 25
= 326 + 20 + 5
= 346 + 5
= 351
Why it happens: Adding 20 first is easy, and then only 5 ones are left to add.
Q4.
675 + 5 = _______
Answer

675 + 5 = 680

675 + 5
5 ones and 5 ones make 10 ones = 1 ten
7 tens + 1 ten = 8 tens
= 680
Why it happens: The ones make a full ten, so the ones place becomes 0 and the tens go up by one.
Q5.
410 – 12 = _______
Answer

410 – 12 = 398

410 − 12
= 410 − 10 − 2
= 400 − 2
= 398
Why it happens: Taking away 12 is the same as taking away 10 and then 2, just as the boy in the book shows.
Q6.
204 – 10 = _______
Answer

204 – 10 = 194

204 − 10
Only the tens change: 0 tens cannot give 1 ten,
so 2 hundreds become 1 hundred and 10 tens
= 194
Why it happens: Taking away a ten leaves the ones untouched, so the 4 stays where it is.
Q7.
811 + 99 = _______
Answer

811 + 99 = 910

811 + 99
= 811 + 100 − 1
= 911 − 1
= 910
Why it happens: 99 is just 1 less than 100. Adding 100 is easy, so we add 100 and then give the extra 1 back.
Q8.
945 – 19 = _______
Answer

945 – 19 = 926

945 − 19
= 945 − 20 + 1
= 925 + 1
= 926
Why it happens: 19 is 1 less than 20. We take away 20, which is one too many, so we put that 1 back.
Q9.
d. Solve by aligning the numbers in columns in your notebook. 1. 38 + 943
Answer

38 + 943 = 981

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The working, written in columns.
Tip: 38 has no hundreds. Line up 8 under 3 and 3 under 4.
Q10.
2. 465 + 305
Answer

465 + 305 = 770

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The working, written in columns.
Q11.
3. 435 + 462
Answer

435 + 462 = 897

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The working, written in columns.
Why it happens: No column reaches ten, so nothing is regrouped.
Q12.
4. 764 – 657
Answer

764 − 657 = 107

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The working, written in columns.
Why it happens: Both the ones and the tens are short, so we regroup twice.
Q13.
5. 518 – 209
Answer

518 − 209 = 309

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The working, written in columns.
Q14.
6. 879 – 53
Answer

879 − 53 = 826

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The working, written in columns.
Tip: 53 has no hundreds, so the 8 hundreds come down unchanged.
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