If we have 48 blocks in total and we remove 19 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 48 blocks in total and we remove 19 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 17 blocks in total and we remove 14 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 46 blocks in total and we remove 27 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 72 blocks in total and we remove 45 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 53 blocks in total and we remove 38 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 48 blocks in total and we remove 19 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
To solve the problem of finding how many blocks remain after removing 19 from 48, we will perform the subtraction operation and handle regrouping if necessary:
Step 1: Start with the original number of blocks: .
Step 2: We need to subtract 19 from this total. Let's write this subtraction vertically:
Step 3: In the units column (rightmost column), we have 8 (from 48) and we need to subtract 9. Since 8 is smaller than 9, we regroup from the tens column. This leaves us with:
Step 4: Proceed to the tens column. We regrouped once, so we're left with 3 tens (from original 4 tens). Subtract 1 ten (from the 19) from 3 tens, leaving us with 2 tens.
Thus, the remaining amount after performing the subtraction is:
Therefore, the number of blocks remaining is .
If we have 17 blocks in total and we remove 14 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
We need to determine how many blocks are left after removing a certain number from a total.
First, let's identify the given figures:
The formula for finding out how many blocks remain is subtraction:
Remaining Blocks = Total Blocks - Blocks Removed
Substituting the given numbers into this formula:
Remaining Blocks =
We perform the subtraction:
Therefore, after removing 14 blocks from the total of 17, we find that the number of blocks remaining is .
If we have 46 blocks in total and we remove 27 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
To solve this problem, let's follow a step-by-step approach using subtraction with regrouping:
Thus, the remaining number of blocks after removing 27 from 46 is .
If we have 72 blocks in total and we remove 45 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
To solve this problem, we'll perform a simple subtraction:
Let's perform the subtraction step-by-step:
First, subtract the units digit: .
Since 2 is smaller than 5, we need to borrow from the tens column:
Now subtract the units digits: .
Next, subtract the tens digits: .
Combine the results to get the number remaining:
The number of blocks remaining after removing 45 from 72 is .
This matches the correct choice among the provided answers, which is option 3: .
Therefore, the solution to the problem is .
If we have 53 blocks in total and we remove 38 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
Let's solve the subtraction problem to find out how many blocks remain:
Given:
We need to perform the subtraction of from :
Set up the subtraction column:
Final calculation gives .
Therefore, the number of blocks remaining is .
If we have 34 blocks in total and we remove 16 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 27 blocks in total and we remove 18 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
If we have 34 blocks in total and we remove 16 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
First, we start with the total number of blocks, which is .
We need to remove blocks from this total. Therefore, we perform the subtraction:
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Let's break this down:
is composed of tens (i.e., ) and ones.
Subtracting means subtracting ten and from these blocks.
First, subtract from , which leaves us with . Then, subtract from , giving:
.
Therefore, after removing blocks, we are left with blocks.
The solution to the problem is .
If we have 27 blocks in total and we remove 18 of those blocks, how many blocks remain? Remember you can break down a row of 10 blocks into single units.
To solve this problem, begin by employing the basic subtraction formula:
Perform the subtraction:
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Therefore, the number of blocks remaining after removing 18 from 27 is .