Subtraction Using Base-Ten Blocks with Regrouping (Example)

The video tutorial demonstrates how to subtract 95 from 381 using base 10 blocks. It begins by setting up the problem with units, rods, and flats representing the numbers. The process involves borrowing from higher place values to subtract in the ones and tens places, ultimately arriving at the solution of 286.

What is the minuend represented in base 10 blocks?

How do we handle the situation when we need to subtract 5 units from the ones place but only have one unit?

Explain the process of regrouping when subtracting in this example.

What happens to the rods in the 10s place after borrowing from the hundreds place?

What is the final difference after subtracting 95 from 381?