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The difference of two numbers is equal to the smaller number taken away from the greater number. Now let's take a look at our problem. The greater number is 2.5 and the smaller number is obviously 1.44. So now, take 1.44 away from 2.5. Line up the decimal places and add necessary zeros in the empty spaces. The answer is 1.06.
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