In 4th grade subtraction worksheet we will solve 4-Digit Subtraction, word problem on subtraction, Estimate the difference by rounding off the given numbers,  successor  and predecessor of a number.

I. Subtract:

(i) 3123 from 4785

(ii) 2583 from 6000

(iii) 1865 from 15987

(iii) 8910 from 9508

II. Find the number which is:

(i) 623 less than 3452

(ii) 2657 less than 5555

(i) When we subtract zero from any number, the answer is:

(a) 0

(b) 100

(c) Number itself

(ii) The predecessor of 6580 is:

(a) 6579

(b) 6581

(c) 6580

(iii) What is 100 less than 2650?

(a) 2550

(b) 2600

(c) 2750

(iv) What is 1000 less than 8792?

(a) 9792

(b) 7792

(c) 8892

IV. Choose the right answer and fill in the blank:

Subtracting 1 from a number gives …………………….. of the number.

(i) Predecessor

(ii) No change

(iii) Successor

V. Estimate the difference by rounding off the given numbers:

VI. Given below is the subtraction wheel. Subtract the number of the middle circle from the number in the inner circle and write the answer in the outer circle.

VII. Using subtraction, express the middle number in four different ways. One has been done for you.

 (i) (ii)

VIII. Sam bought a chair for $1940 and Ron bought the same chair of$650 less than Sam. At what cost did Ron buy the chair?

(i) 2984 – 1784 =

(a) 1000

(b) 1100

(c) 1200

(ii) The difference between largest 4-digit number and smallest 3-digit number is:

(a) 9999

(b) 9899

(c) 8999

(iii) The predecessor of smallest 4-digit number is:

(a) 10000

(b) 1000

(c) 999

(iv) 6894 – 100 – 10 – 1

(a) 6783

(b) 6900

(c) 6893

X. Write next two numbers in the series:

(i) 9800, 9700, 9600, ………….., …………..

(ii) 8692, 7692, 6692, ………….., …………..

(iii) 3394, 3393, 3392, ………….., …………..

(iv) 6287, 6277, 6267, ………….., …………..

I. (i) 1662

(ii) 3417

(iii) 14122

(iii) 598

II. (i) 2829

(ii) 2898

III. (i) (c) Number itself

(ii) (a) 6579

(iii) (a) 2550

(iv) (b) 7792

IV. (i) Predecessor

V. (i) 6850 – 5430, 1420, 1421

(ii) 3500 – 1200, 2300, 2250

(iii) 5700 – 3900, 1800, 1887

(iv) 27000 – 25000, 2000, 2764

VI. 2066, 4500, 1566, 4066

IX. (i) (c) 1200

(ii) (b) 9899

(iii) (c) 999

(iv) (a) 6783

X. (i) 9500, 9400

(ii) 5692, 4692

(iii) 3391, 3390

(iv) 6257, 6247

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