The figure shown is a hundredths grid.

In the grid, 29 squares are shaded.

The decimal number that represents the shaded squares is 0.29.

Out of 29 squares, 6 squares are crossed.

The decimal number that represents the crossed out squares is 0.06.

The subtraction sentence that represents the shaded squares of the grid but not crossed out is 0.29 - 0.06.

First model represents the decimal 0.35.

Second model represents the decimal 0.25.

The difference between the decimals represented by the models = 0.35 - 0.25 = 0.10.

In the model shown, the blocks are divided into hundredths.

The completely shaded block represents the whole number 1. There are two partially shaded blocks. One block shows 42 hundredths shaded, and the other block shows 56 hundredths shaded.

To subtract, regroup one of the completely shaded blocks into hundredths and combine it with 42 hundredths.

142 hundredths - 56 hundredths = 86 hundredths.

As one of the wholes was regrouped to subtract, only one whole block remains. Combine that 1 whole with 86 hundredths to get 1.86.

So, the model shows that 2.42 - 0.56 = 1.86.

In the model shown, the blocks are divided into hundredths.

The completely shaded block represents the whole number 1. There are two partially shaded blocks. One block shows 82 hundredths shaded, and the other block shows 27 hundredths shaded.

First subtract the hundredths: 0.82 - 0.27 = 0.55.

There is only one whole block. Combine that 1 whole with 55 hundredths to get 1.55.

So, the model shows that 1.82 - 0.27 = 1.55.

In the model shown, the blocks are divided into hundredths.

There are two partially shaded blocks. One block shows 50 hundredths shaded, and the other block shows 5 hundredths shaded.

Subtract the hundredths: 0.50 - 0.05 = 0.45.

So, the model shows that 0.50 - 0.05 = 0.45.

The figure shown is a hundredths grid.

In the grid, 72squares are shaded.

The decimal number that represents the shaded squares is 0.72.

Out of 72 squares, 14 squares are crossed.

The decimal number that represents the crossed out squares is 0.14.

The subtraction sentence that represents the shaded squares but not crossed out is 0.72 - 0.14.

The figure shown is a hundredths grid.

In the grid, 59 squares are shaded.

The decimal number that represents the shaded squares is 0.59.

Out of 59 squares, 12 squares are crossed.

The decimal number that represents the crossed out squares is 0.12.

The subtraction sentence that represents the shaded squares of the grid but not crossed out is 0.59 - 0.12.

The figure shown is a hundredths grid.

In the grid, 50 squares are shaded.

The decimal number that represents the shaded squares is 0.50.

Out of 50 squares, 14 squares are crossed.

The decimal number that represents the crossed out squares is 0.14.

The subtraction sentence that represents the shaded squares of the grid but not crossed out is 0.50 - 0.14.

The figure shown is a hundredths grid.

In the grid, 58 squares are shaded.

The decimal number that represents the shaded squares is 0.58.

Out of 58 squares, 8 squares are crossed.

The decimal number that represents the crossed out squares is 0.08.

The subtraction sentence that represents the shaded squares of the grid but not crossed out is 0.58 - 0.08.

The figure shown is a hundredths grid

In the grid, 19 squares are shaded.

The decimal number that represents the shaded squares is 0.19.

Out of 19 squares, 7 squares are crossed.

The decimal number that represents the crossed out squares is 0.07.

The subtraction sentence that represents the shaded squares of the grid but not crossed out is 0.19 - 0.07.