NCERT Solutions for Class 4th Maths Chapter 7 Practice: add and subtract — Let Us Do
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Answer 23 + 489 = 512
The working, written in columns. Answer 105 + 295 = 400
The working, written in columns.Why it happens: The ones make 10 and then the tens make 10 as well, so the answer ends in two zeros.
Answer 630 + 56 = 686
The working, written in columns. Answer 35 + 99 = 134
The working, written in columns.Tip: A quicker way: 35 + 100 = 135, and 1 less than 135 is 134.
Answer 409 + 387 = 796
The working, written in columns. Answer 67 + 76 = 143
The working, written in columns. Answer 580 + 207 = 787
The working, written in columns. Answer 333 + 666 = 999
The working, written in columns.Why it happens: Every column adds to 9, so no regrouping is needed anywhere.
Answer 826 + 268 = 1094
The working, written in columns.Why it happens: 8 hundreds, 2 hundreds and 1 carried hundred make 11 hundreds, which is 1 thousand and 1 hundred.
Q10. 2. Subtract. a) 300 – 45
Answer 300 − 45 = 255
The working, written in columns.Why it happens: 300 has no tens and no ones, so we regroup twice before we can take anything away.
Answer 962 − 268 = 694
The working, written in columns. Answer 706 − 209 = 497
The working, written in columns. Answer 842 − 387 = 455
The working, written in columns. Answer 674 − 76 = 598
The working, written in columns.Tip: 76 has no hundreds. Line up 6 under 4 and 7 under 7.
Answer 754 − 409 = 345
The working, written in columns. Answer 403 − 245 = 158
The working, written in columns. Answer 600 − 384 = 216
The working, written in columns. Answer 546 − 538 = 8
The working, written in columns.Why it happens: The two numbers are very close, so the answer is a single digit — just 8.
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