Math, asked by Mrityunjaymaurya, 1 year ago

a number consists of two digit of which ten's digit exceed the unit digit by 6. the number itself is equal to 10 times the sum of its digits. find the number.

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Answered by thevolcanogoddess
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LET Y (UNITS DIGIT) PLUS 6 EQUAL THE TENS DIGIT X

Y=X-6

10(X+Y)=10X+Y REPLACE Y WITH (X-6)

10(X+X-6)=10X+(X-6)

10(2X-6)=10X+X-6

20X-60=11X-6

20X-11X=60-6

9X=54


X=54/9

X=6 WHICH IS THE TENS DIGIT

Y=6-6=0 FOR THE UNITS DIGIT'

PROOF

10(6+0)=10*6+0

60=60


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