Question: User: if i see this subtraction "463 - 317 = 146", is it an example of triple digit subtractions ?
1. The problem asks if the subtraction $$463 - 317 = 146$$ is an example of triple-digit subtraction.
2. Triple-digit subtraction means subtracting numbers where both the minuend (the number you subtract from) and the subtrahend (the number you subtract) have three digits.
3. Here, $$463$$ and $$317$$ are both three-digit numbers.
4. Therefore, subtracting $$317$$ from $$463$$ is indeed an example of triple-digit subtraction.
5. Note: The result $$146$$ is also a three-digit number, but the key point is that both numbers involved in the subtraction have three digits.
Final answer: Yes, $$463 - 317 = 146$$ is an example of triple-digit subtraction.