Subtracting Decimals Worksheet

Looking for a way to practice subtracting decimals? Look no further! Our subtracting decimals worksheet is here to help you strengthen your skills in this mathematical operation. Designed specifically for students in middle school, this worksheet provides a variety of problems that focus on subtracting decimal numbers. Whether you are a student looking to brush up on your skills or a teacher searching for additional resources, this worksheet offers a valuable tool for mastering subtraction with decimals.

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What is the difference between 5.2 and 3.7?

The difference between 5.2 and 3.7 is 1.5.

Subtract 0.45 from 1.8.

1.8 minus 0.45 equals 1.35.

If I have $10.25 and spend $3.50, how much money do I have left?

After spending $3.50 from your initial $10.25, you would have $6.75 left.

A car traveled 28.6 miles and then stopped. How far did it move back?

The car traveled 28.6 miles forward, so to move back it would need to travel the same distance in the opposite direction, which means it would need to move 28.6 miles back.

If a bookshelf has a length of 4.75 feet and a vase on top adds 0.85 feet, what is the total height?

The total height of the bookshelf with the vase on top is 5.6 feet. This is found by adding the length of the bookshelf (4.75 feet) to the height of the vase (0.85 feet).

Subtract 2.06 from 7.94.

When you subtract 2.06 from 7.94, the result is 5.88.

Sally had 12.5 dollars and spent 5.75 dollars. How much money does she have left?

After spending $5.75, Sally has $12.50 - $5.75 = $6.75 left.

If a store's revenue for the day was $145.50 and expenses were $32.20, what was the profit?

The profit for the store would be $145.50 (revenue) - $32.20 (expenses) = $113.30.

A recipe calls for 2.5 cups of flour, but you only have 1.2 cups. How much more flour do you need?

You would need 1.3 more cups of flour to make up the full 2.5 cups required by the recipe.

Subtract 0.38 from 1.02.

Subtracting 0.38 from 1.02 gives you a result of 0.64.