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    The document contains 6 word problems involving subtraction. The problems ask the reader to determine unknown quantities by subtracting given amounts from totals. They include determining the number of non-fiction books in a collection, miles remaining to a destination, items sold, items in different categories, and items remaining unsold.

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    The document contains 6 word problems involving subtraction. The problems ask the reader to determine unknown quantities by subtracting given amounts from totals. They include determining the number of non-fiction books in a collection, miles remaining to a destination, items sold, items in different categories, and items remaining unsold.

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    The document contains 6 word problems involving subtraction. The problems ask the reader to determine unknown quantities by subtracting given amounts from totals. They include determining the number of non-fiction books in a collection, miles remaining to a destination, items sold, items in different categories, and items remaining unsold.

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    3-Digit: S3

    Subtraction Word Problems


    1) A bookstore has a collection of 917 books. If 667 books are fiction, how many books are
    non-fiction?

    2) The distance from Miami to Tampa is 282 miles. If a truck from Miami has crossed 175
    miles already, how many miles more does it need to go to reach Tampa?

    3) Rachel had 400 bracelets to sell. At the end of the week, only 138 remained. How
    many bracelets did Rachel sell?

    4) There were 952 spectators at a rugby match. 521 of them supported Team A, and
    the rest rooted for Team B. How many spectators did Team B enjoy the support of?

    5) Freddy’s farm sold 824 boxes of yellow and red peppers. If 399 boxes had yellow
    peppers, how many boxes contained red peppers?

    6) Tony’s toy store sold 703 dolls in a month. If the store had 846 dolls in all, how many
    dolls remain unsold?

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