This video tutorial teaches subtraction operations using rupees and paise, starting with simple problems and progressing to more complex ones involving decimal notation and borrowing. The instructor explains how to perform these operations step-by-step, ensuring that the units remain consistent throughout. The video covers both rupees and paise separately and together, demonstrating how to handle decimal points in subtraction problems.

If you have 7 rupees and spend 1 rupee, how many rupees are left?

• 5 rupees

• 6 rupees

• 7 rupees

• 8 rupees

What is the result of subtracting 40 paise from 80 paise?

• 50 paise

• 20 paise

• 30 paise

• 40 paise

How do you separate rupees and paise in a subtraction problem?

• By adding them together

• By writing them in different columns

• By converting paise to rupees

• By ignoring paise

How is 2 rupees and 40 paise written in decimal notation?

• 2.40 rupees

• 2.4 rupees

• 2.04 rupees

• 24 rupees

What do you do when you need to subtract a larger digit from a smaller one in decimal subtraction?

• Add 10 to the smaller digit

• Borrow from the next higher place value

• Subtract the smaller digit from the larger one

• Ignore the subtraction

What is the result of subtracting 4.80 rupees from 5.4 rupees?

• 0.60 rupees

• 0.50 rupees

• 0.70 rupees

• 0.40 rupees

How should you pronounce 0.60 rupees?

• 0.60 paise

• 60 paise

• 0.60 rupees

• 60 rupees

What is the result of 6.80 rupees minus 4.30 rupees?

• 2.40 rupees

• 2.60 rupees

• 2.50 rupees

• 2.70 rupees