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A number consists of two digits and sum of boths digits is 12. the digits at ones place is three times the digits at tens place. find the number.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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✯ The number = 39✯

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • A number consists of two digits and sum of both digits is 12.
  • The digit at one's place is 3 times the digit at ten's place.

To find:

  • The number.

Solution:

Let the ten's digit of the number be x and the unit's digit of the number be y.

Then,

  • The number = 10x+y

{\underline{\sf{According\:to\:the\:1st\: condition:-}}}

  • A number consists of two digits and sum of both digits is 12.

\implies x + y = 12............(i)

{\underline{\sf{According\:to\:the\:2nd\: condition:-}}}

  • The digit at one's place is 3 times the digit at ten's place.

\implies y = 3x..............(ii)

†Now take eq(i) and put the value of y from eq(ii).

\implies x +3x = 12

\implies 4x = 12

\implies x = 12/4

\implies x = 3

†Now put x = 3 in eq(ii) for getting the value of y.

\implies y=3×3

\implies y=9

Therefore,

  • The number = 10×3 +9 = 39

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • The sum of the digits of a two digits number is 12
  • Digit at once place is three times the digit at tens plce.

Find:

  • Actual number

Solution:

Let, the ten's digit of the number be x

and the unit's digit be y

So, the Actual number 10x + y

Now,

\gray{\mathbb{ACCORDING \: TO \: QUESTION}}

 \sf \to x + y = 12.....(1)

 \sf \to y = 3x.....(2)

Taking eq(2)

 \sf \to x + y = 12

 \sf \implies x = 12 - y

Now, put this value of x in eq(1)

 \sf \to y = 3x

 \sf \implies y = 3(12 - y)

 \sf \implies y = 36 - 3y

 \sf \implies y  + 3y = 36

 \sf \implies 4y = 36

 \sf \implies y =  \cancel{\dfrac{36}{4} } = 9

 \sf \implies y = 9

So, y = 9

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Put value of y in the eq(2)

 \sf \to x + y = 12

 \sf \implies x  + 9 = 12

 \sf \implies x = 12 - 9

 \sf \implies x = 3

So, x = 3

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Actual Number:

 \sf \to 10x + y

 \sf \to 10(3) + (9)

 \sf \to 30 + 9

 \sf \to 39

Hence, the actual number will be 39

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