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in a two digit number the sum of the digits is 7 if the number with the order of the digits are reversed is 28 greater than twice the units digit of the original number find the number

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Answered by shreejaray
195
Let the original number be 10(7-x)+x
Here, X is the one's digit and (7-X) is the tens digit which is why we multiply it with 10.
The reversed number would be 10x+(7-x)
We know, 10x+(7-x)=28+2x
=>10x+7-x=28+2x
=>10x-2x-x=28-7
=>7x=21
=>x=3
Hence, the original number is 10(7-3)+3= 43.
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Answered by abhijeet042005
76

Answer:

43

Step-by-step explanation

let the tens digit be x and units digit b y

the number is 10 x + y

as per question x + y = 7

and 10 y + x = 28 + 2 y

by solving x + 8 y = 28

by elimination method y - 8 y = 7 - 28

By solving y=3

x=4

the number is 43

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