Decimal Subtraction Format: Is 25.754 - 3.13 Properly Aligned?

When setting up a subtraction problem with decimals, it is crucial that the decimal points in both numbers directly align. This ensures that each digit is correctly placed in its respective place value column (units, tenths, hundredths, etc.) to facilitate accurate subtraction.

In this problem, the number $25.754$ is aligned vertically with $3.13$. Upon inspection, both decimals are indeed arranged vertically so that the decimal points are in the same column. The digits following the decimal in $3.13$ are tenths and hundredths, leaving the thousandths position empty, which is acceptable as we can treat the missing place value as zero for alignment purposes (i.e., treat $3.13$ as $3.130$).

Therefore, the numbers are set up correctly for vertical subtraction, where:

This alignment confirms that the subtraction operation can reliably proceed as the format is correct.

Therefore, the correct answer to the problem is Yes.