In a two digit number the units place digit is x. If the sum of digits be 9 , then the number is (10x-9) whether it is true or false true or false
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Answer:
it is false because
Step-by-step explanation:
let unit place digit be x
and the tenth place digit be y.
sum of digits:
x+y=9
It is false.
The two digit number is 9(10-x).
Explanation:
Given : x= unit's place in a two digit number
Let y= ten's digit in the number.
Then the representation of two digit number = 10y+x (i)
If the sum of digits be 9 , then x+y=9
Then, y= 9-x
Put this value in (i ) , we get
Two digit number =10(9-x)+x
= 90-10x+x
= 90-9x
= 9(10-x) ≠ (10x-9)
Hence, the given statement is false.
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