Question
Subtract:
$149.456$ from $206.321$
$149.456$ from $206.321$
✓
Answer
$206.321 - 149.456$
$= 56.865$
Working:
$\ \ \ 206.321\\ \underline{-149.456}\\ \underline{\ \ \ \ \ 56.865}$
$= 56.865$
Working:
$\ \ \ 206.321\\ \underline{-149.456}\\ \underline{\ \ \ \ \ 56.865}$
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