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(b) The sum of a two-digit number and the number obtained after the digits are reversed, is 121.
If the difference of the digits is 3, find the number.​

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Answered by solverguy24680
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Answered by Anonymous
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 \huge  \bf \underline \red{Answer}

 \rm{ \boxed{ \underline{ \blue{ \rm{47 \: or \: 74 \: }}}}}

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 \sf \huge \underline{➷ Question}

The sum of a two-digit number and the number obtained after the digits are reversed, is 121. If the difference of the digits is 3, find the number.

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 \sf \underline{➷step \: by \: step \: explanation}

let

  • unit place be x

  • ten's place be y

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then

  • number will be 10y+x

  • given from the question that obtained after the digits are reversed digits will be 10x+y

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 \sf \underline{➷from \: the \: question}

 \tt \red{☆ \: (10y + x) + (10x + y) = 121}

\tt \blue{☆ \: x + y = 11}

or

 \tt \green{☆ \:  x - y =  \  \frac{ + }{}3  }

Now,

 \bold \pink{ \implies \: x + y = 11 \: is \: eq(1)}

 \bold \pink{ \implies \: x - y = 3 \: is \: eq(2)}

 \rm \underline{ \implies \: now \: adding \: eq(1)and(2) \: we \: get}

 \bf \orange{ \implies \: 2x = 14 \: or \: x = 7}

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  • now we have to use to x=7 in equation one(1) we get

 \sf \purple{ \implies \: 7 + y = 11}

 \sf \red{ \implies \: y = 11 - 7 = 4}

 \bf{ \boxed{ \underline \blue{ \tt{so \: number \: is \: 47 \: }}}}

Now,

 \rm \orange{ \implies \: x + y = 11.....is \: eq(3)}

 \rm \orange{ \implies \: x - y =  - 3 \: .......is \: eq(4)}

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 \bf \underline{ \implies \: now \: adding \: eq(3) \: and \: (4) \: we \: get}

 \tt \blue{ \implies2x = 8}

 \tt \blue{ \implies \: x = 4}

  • now we have to use x=4 in equation (4) we get

 \tt \pink{ \implies \: y  = 11 - 4 = 7}

 \bf{ \boxed{ \underline \red{ \tt{ \: so \: number \: is \: 74 \: }}}}

hence,

 \bf{\boxed{ \underline{ \tt{ \: red{  \: number \: is \: 47 \: or \: 74 \: }}}}}

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