Subtracting Money Word Problems Worksheet

Are you a math teacher or a parent looking for a comprehensive resource to help your students or children practice subtracting money through word problems? Look no further! The Subtracting Money Word Problems Worksheet is designed to provide the perfect platform for students to develop their skills in this area. With a focus on real-life scenarios and engaging exercises, this worksheet is sure to keep students motivated and eager to solve problems involving money subtraction.

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Margaret buys a pair of shoes that cost $45. She gives the cashier $100. How much change does she receive?

Margaret receives $55 in change.

Emily has $25 in her wallet. She spends $12 on a toy. How much money does she have left?

After spending $12 on a toy, Emily will have $25 - $12 = $13 left in her wallet.

In a candy store, Jacob bought a bag of candies for $3. He gave the cashier a $10 bill. How much change did he receive?

Jacob received $7 in change from the cashier.

Amy has $50. She spends $15 on a book and $10 on groceries. How much money does she have now?

After spending $15 on a book and $10 on groceries, Amy has $25 left.

A bike costs $150. Sarah has $100. How much more money does she need to buy the bike?

Sarah needs $50 more to buy the bike, as $150 (cost of bike) - $100 (money Sarah has) = $50.

Daniel has $60 and decides to buy a video game console that costs $80. How much more money does he need?

Daniel needs $20 more to buy the video game console as he currently has $60 and the console costs $80.

Mike has $30. He lends $8 to his friend. How much money does Mike have left?

After lending $8 to his friend, Mike will have $22 left, as $30 - $8 = $22.

Andrew has $50 in his savings account. He withdraws $20. How much money is left in the account?

After withdrawing $20 from his savings account, Andrew has $30 left in the account.

Olivia saves $5 every week. After 7 weeks, how much money does she have saved?

After 7 weeks, Olivia would have saved $35 ($5 x 7 weeks = $35).

Mark has $100. He spends 1/4 of it on a haircut. How much money does he have remaining?

After spending 1/4 of his $100 on a haircut, Mark has $75 remaining.