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a number consists of two digits whose sum is 9. if three times the number is equal to eight times the number formed by interchanging the digits, find the number...............plz solve this ​

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Answered by ap007ronaldo
14

Let the number be 10x+y

X+y= 9

3(10x+y)=8(10y+x)

30x+3y= 80y+8x

22x=77y

X=7y/2

7y/2 + y = 9

Y=2

X=7

The number is 72

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Answered by durgeshshrivastav205
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the ten's digit be x.

Let the unit's digit be y.

So, x+y=9

So, y=9−x

The actual number is =10x+y

According to the question,

10y+x−2(10x+y)=18

10y+x−20x−2y=18

8y−19x=18

8(9−x)−19x=18 [ Substituting the value of y ]

72−8x−19x=18

72−18−27x=0

54=27x

x=2

So,

y=9−2

y=7

So, the original number is 2×10+7=27

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