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I am a two digit number. My ten’s digit is 3 more than my unit’s digit. If you

interchange the digits, the new number obtained is 2 more than twice the original

number. Who am I? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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hi is ur answer

Step-by-step explanation:

89 is ur answer is

Answered by ash074
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am a two digit number. My ten’s digit is 3 more than my unit’s digit. If you

am a two digit number. My ten’s digit is 3 more than my unit’s digit. If you interchange the digits, the new number obtained is 2 more than twice the original number I am 88

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