Solve the equation:
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Solve the equation:
To solve the problem , we will follow these steps:
Let's perform the subtraction :
Arrange the numbers so that they align by place value:
Subtract each column starting from the rightmost digit (units place):
Writing down the results of each place value, we find that:
Thus, the solution to is .
The correct answer, according to the multiple-choice options provided, is choice 2: .
Choose the correct answer:
\( 693+705=\text{ ?} \)
You can't have negative digits in standard subtraction! When the top digit is smaller, you must borrow from the next column to make the subtraction possible.
First borrow from the thousands place to make the hundreds place 10, then immediately borrow 1 from that to make the tens place 10. This creates a chain reaction of borrowing.
Borrowing means taking 1 from a higher place value (like taking 100 from hundreds) and adding 10 to the lower place value (making tens worth 10 more). It's like trading bills for coins!
Add your answer to the number you subtracted. If you get the original larger number, you're right! For example: ✓
You could break it down: . But learning the standard algorithm helps with all subtraction problems!
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