Math, asked by chitrarcm, 9 months ago

Iam a 2 digit odd number the sum and the difference of my digits are prime my product of the digit is equal to one the digit

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Answered by pandapuplin2007

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Answer:

10 is the answer because

Step-by-step explanation:

0+1=1

1-0=1

1×0=0 (prime number is 0)

0 is in the number 10

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