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Find the number,
In a two digit number, the sum of the digits is 9. If the digits are reversed, the number is
increased by 9. Find the number.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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let the digit in one place is =X

and the digit in 2nd place is =y

therefore the number is =10y+X

now condition 1

X+y=9.....,.(I)

now condition 2

10x+y=10y+X+9

9x=9y+9

x-y=1......(ii)

solving equations (I) and (ii)...

X=5 and y=4

therefore the original number is =45

Answered by Anonymous
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Let the ten's digit be R &

Let the one's digit be M

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The sum of the digit is 9;

→ R+M = 9.......................(1)

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  • The original number= 10R + M
  • The reversed number= 10M + R

If the digits are reversed the number is increased by 9;

→ 10M + R = 10R + M +9

→ 10M - M +R - 10R = 9

→ 9M - 9R = 9

→ 9(M - R) = 9

→ M - R = \bold{\cancel{\frac{9}{9} }}

→ M - R = 1

→ M = 1 + R.............................(2)

Putting the value of M in equation (1), we get;

→ R + 1 + R = 9

→ 2R + 1 = 9

→ 2R = 9 -1

→ 2R = 8

→ R = \bold{\cancel{\frac{8}{2} }}

→ R = 4

Putting the value of R in equation (2), we get;

→ M = 1 + 4

→ M = 5

Thus,

The original number is 10(4) + 5

The original number is 40 + 5 = 45

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