Crystal Clear Maths's video: Subtraction-fest 01 Borrow Method Common Today

@Subtraction-fest 01 ~ Borrow Method (Common Today)

This (first) method is the one that is most often taught in schools around the world today. In each column, if the numeral below is larger than the one above, then we "borrow" from the larger valued column(s) in the top number. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RATIONALE FOR THIS SERIES Some of you have expressed quite some interest in different subtraction methods/algorithms. This resulted from my posting two lengthy videos in which I explained WHY different algorithms worked. It became apparent, however, that I needed to create a series of much shorter videos in order to DEMONSTRATE these methods (and more) without the lengthy explanations in those first two videos. I hope you enjoy these "bite-sized" demonstrations. Please let me know if you want more of these as I have plans to demonstrate at least 6-8 different ways of multiplying numbers ... and to deal with addition and division as well!

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