Practise subtraction up to 50

Subtraction up to 50

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Here you can practise subtraction sums up to 50. Set how much time you want to have to do the sum and how many sums you want to practise in a row. Learn subtraction up to 50 here. The first-level subtraction sums up to 50 uses numbers ending in 5 or 0. Some example sums are: 50 – 20 = 30 30 – 5 = 25 By lowering the number of seconds for each exercise, it becomes more difficult to give the right answer. This way you can slowly increase the difficulty level. The subtraction sums up to 50 are part of year three arithmetic. By completing the sums with a timer, it will help you practise for a timed test. You can also choose longer series of sums to do more exercises in a row.

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