Subtraction Worksheets (4-Digit Numbers) - Free Printable

Let's solve the Subtraction Math Crossword puzzle step by step.

We are given a crossword grid with subtraction problems for Across and Down clues. The answers to these subtraction problems will fill in the crossword grid.

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Step 1: Solve Each Subtraction Problem

We'll compute each subtraction problem carefully.

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#### ACROSS

1. 7,007 - 3,586
```
7,007
- 3,586
-------
3,421
```

2. 2,165 - 365
```
2,165
- 365
-------
1,800
```

3. 9,622 - 2,719
```
9,622
- 2,719
-------
6,903
```

4. 8,757 - 5,788
```
8,757
- 5,788
-------
2,969
```

5. 5,742 - 3,153
```
5,742
- 3,153
-------
2,589
```

6. 5,069 - 3,368
```
5,069
- 3,368
-------
1,701
```

7. 8,744 - 1,008
```
8,744
- 1,008
-------
7,736
```

8. 9,379 - 3,904
```
9,379
- 3,904
-------
5,475
```

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#### DOWN

1. 6,335 - 2,076
```
6,335
- 2,076
-------
4,259
```

2. 7,001 - 828
```
7,001
- 828
-------
6,173
```

3. 9,034 - 5,984
```
9,034
- 5,984
-------
3,050
```

4. 8,663 - 3,659
```
8,663
- 3,659
-------
5,004
```

5. 9,262 - 2,641
```
9,262
- 2,641
-------
6,621
```

6. 8,798 - 527
```
8,798
- 527
-------
8,271
```

7. 9,981 - 7,124
```
9,981
- 7,124
-------
2,857
```

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Now let’s list all the answers:

Final Answers:

#### ACROSS
1. 3,421
2. 1,800
3. 6,903
4. 2,969
5. 2,589
6. 1,701
7. 7,736
8. 5,475

#### DOWN
1. 4,259
2. 6,173
3. 3,050
4. 5,004
5. 6,621
6. 8,271
7. 2,857

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Step 2: Fill in the Grid

Now we need to place these numbers into the crossword grid.

Let’s assume the grid is labeled with clues as follows (based on typical layout):

We’ll number the across clues from left to right and down clues from top to bottom.

But since we don’t have the visual grid, we can deduce based on the length of answers.

Let’s look at the number of digits in each answer:

| Clue | Answer | Digits |
|------|--------|--------|
| A1 | 3,421 | 4 |
| A2 | 1,800 | 4 |
| A3 | 6,903 | 4 |
| A4 | 2,969 | 4 |
| A5 | 2,589 | 4 |
| A6 | 1,701 | 4 |
| A7 | 7,736 | 4 |
| A8 | 5,475 | 4 |

All across answers are 4-digit numbers.

For down:

| D1 | 4,259 | 4 |
| D2 | 6,173 | 4 |
| D3 | 3,050 | 4 |
| D4 | 5,004 | 4 |
| D5 | 6,621 | 4 |
| D6 | 8,271 | 4 |
| D7 | 2,857 | 4 |

All down answers are also 4-digit numbers.

So, the grid likely has only 4-digit entries.

Now, we can use intersection logic to confirm the correct placement.

But without the actual image, we must assume that the answers fit in a standard crossword format where overlapping letters match.

Let’s suppose the grid has 10 rows and 10 columns (typical size), and clues are placed such that:

- Across clues start at positions like:
- A1: Row 1, Col 1
- A2: Row 2, Col 1
- etc.
- Down clues start at:
- D1: Row 1, Col 1
- D2: Row 1, Col 2
- etc.

But since we don't have the exact layout, we can only provide the solutions to the math problems.

However, the purpose of this worksheet is to solve the subtraction problems, and then fill the crossword using those results.

So, the final solution is:

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✔ Solved Answers:

#### Across
1. 3,421
2. 1,800
3. 6,903
4. 2,969
5. 2,589
6. 1,701
7. 7,736
8. 5,475

#### Down
1. 4,259
2. 6,173
3. 3,050
4. 5,004
5. 6,621
6. 8,271
7. 2,857

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🔍 How to Use These Answers:

Once you have the grid (which you can see in the original image), write the numbers in the corresponding boxes:

- For Across clues, start at the clue number and fill right.
- For Down clues, start at the clue number and fill down.

Make sure that the intersecting digits match between across and down answers.

For example:
- If A1 = 3,421 and D1 = 4,259, then the first digit of A1 (3) should be the same as the first digit of D1 (4)? No — that doesn't match.

Wait! That suggests a conflict. So we must check which clues intersect.

Let’s try to find overlapping clues.

Suppose:
- A1 (3,421) intersects with D1 (4,259) at the first digit? Then 3 ≠ 4 → conflict.

So maybe our assumption about labeling is wrong.

Let’s re-express the clues with their positions.

Looking back at the image (as described), the clues are numbered:

ACROSS:
1. 7,007 - 3,586 → 3,421
2. 2,165 - 365 → 1,800
3. 9,622 - 2,719 → 6,903
4. 8,757 - 5,788 → 2,969
5. 5,742 - 3,153 → 2,589
6. 5,069 - 3,368 → 1,701
7. 8,744 - 1,008 → 7,736
8. 9,379 - 3,904 → 5,475

DOWN:
1. 6,335 - 2,076 → 4,259
2. 7,001 - 828 → 6,173
3. 9,034 - 5,984 → 3,050
4. 8,663 - 3,659 → 5,004
5. 9,262 - 2,641 → 6,621
6. 8,798 - 527 → 8,271
7. 9,981 - 7,124 → 2,857

Now, in a typical crossword, the first letter of an across word may be the same as the first letter of a down word if they share a cell.

But unless we know the grid layout, we cannot definitively assign positions.

However, the intended purpose of this worksheet is to practice subtraction, so the main task is solving the subtraction problems.

Therefore, the solution is:

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✔ Final Answer:

Solve the subtraction problems:

#### Across:
1. 3,421
2. 1,800
3. 6,903
4. 2,969
5. 2,589
6. 1,701
7. 7,736
8. 5,475

#### Down:
1. 4,259
2. 6,173
3. 3,050
4. 5,004
5. 6,621
6. 8,271
7. 2,857

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You can now fill these numbers into the crossword grid, ensuring that shared cells (intersections) have matching digits.

For example:
- Suppose A1 starts at (1,1): 3,421 → fills (1,1)=3, (1,2)=4, (1,3)=2, (1,4)=1
- Then D1 starts at (1,1): 4,259 → would require (1,1)=4 → but A1 has 3 → contradiction.

So perhaps A1 is not at (1,1). Maybe it starts later.

Alternatively, the numbering might not be sequential in position.

But again, without the visual, we can’t determine exact placements.

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✔ Conclusion:

The mathematical solutions to the subtraction problems are as above.

To complete the puzzle:
1. Write each answer in its respective row or column.
2. Ensure that shared digits (where across and down intersect) match.
3. Double-check your subtractions.

If you'd like, I can help reconstruct the grid if you describe its structure or provide more details.

But based on the information, here are the correct answers to the subtraction problems.

Let me know if you want a filled-in version or a visual representation!