Math, asked by hanordberg, 8 months ago

A three digit number consisting of three different digits has its digits reversed, resulting in a smaller number. The smaller number is subtracted from the original number. The answer is a number composed of the same three digits in a different order. What is the original number?

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Answered by IamVishalGohil
1

Answer:

  • 954

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Good question, thanks first of all
  • I won't be able to solve the whole question here, I will just give you a hint
  • Take XYZ digits, original no.: XYZ
  • Reversed no.: ZYX (notice that Y is at the same place)
  • Because the resultant number is smaller than the original one, X has to be greater than Z, right?!
  • Now what you will have to do is subtraction by writing on paper clearly XYZ-ZYX, This is because now we will understand the logic
  • Is Z-X possible now? See in your paper, it will give ans. in minus, thus we will have to borrow... Because of borrowing Y will decrease and again we will have to borrow, by doing this we will make equations to solve

Mark my answer as 'Brainliest'...

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