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15. A number consist of two digits in which the ten's digit exceeds the units digits by 6. The number itselfis
equal to ten times the sum of digits. Find the number.​

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ANSWER:-

Given:

A number consists of two digits in which the ten's digit exceeds the units digits by 6. The number itself is equal to ten times the sum of digits.

To find:

The number.

Solution:

Let the digit at ones place be R.

So,

Digit at ten's place= R + 6

Therefore,

Number= (x+6)10+ x

=) 10x +60 + x

=) 11x +60

Sum of digits:

=) x+ x+ 6

=) 2x + 6

According to the question:

=) 11x + 60= 10(2x+6)

=) 11x + 60= 20x + 60

=) 11x -20x = 60 -60

=) -9x = 0

=) x= 0/-9

=) x= 0

Therefore,

Ones digit = 0 &

Tens digit= x+ 6 = 0 +6 = 6

Thus,

The required number is 60.

Hope it helps ☺️

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