Math, asked by sidroid8045, 3 days ago

In a 2-digit prime number, sum of its digits is 16. If the ones and the tens digits are interchanged, it still remains prime number. What is the original number and what is the changed number?

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Answered by pchikeersha

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Answer:

79

Step-by-step explanation:

When interchanged it becomes 97 which is prime too.

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