a two digit number is obtained by either multiplying sum of digits by 8 and adding 1 or by multiplying the difference of digits by 13 and adding 2 . find the number
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let the tense digit be x
And the units digit be y
The original equation is 10x+y
Acc. to first statement
10x+y=(x+y)×8+1
10x+y=8x+8y+1
10x-8x=8y-y+1
2x=7y+1......(i)
Acc to the second statement
10x+y=(x-y) ×13+2
10x+y=13x-13y+2
10x-13x=-y-13y+2
-3x=-14y+2
-3x+14y=2.....(ii)
Multiply equ I by 2 and add it with equ ii
4x-14y=2
-3x+14y=2
________
X=4
Now substitute the value of x in equ i
2(4)-7y=1
8-7y=1
8-1=7y
7=7y
Y=1
The original two digit no. =10x+y
=10(4)+1
=40+1=41
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