Worksheet-3- Addition and subtraction- for class 5 and 6

1.	Find the number which is
	a)	5312 more than 6500.
	b)	6523 less than 9001.
2.	Which number should be added to 25483 to get the sum of 65785?
3.	Which number should be subtracted from 52847 to get 22489?
4.	How much smaller is 63512 than 94291?
5.	Which is greater, 42929 or 91429 and by how much?

6.	Find the difference of the two sums, 14581 + 18541 and 23427 + 23243.
7.	Find the sum of the two differences, 32309 – 23903 and 41724 – 31527.
8.	A milk-dairy produces 25,545 litres of milk every day. It supplies 15,625 litres of milk to a milk-depot and the rest to the market. How much milk is supplied to the market?

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