Math, asked by sankuu15, 11 months ago

Madhuri takes a 2-digit number. She then reverses it and subtracts the result from the original number, getting 54 as her answer. How many such numbers are possible?​

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Answered by Ardor
20

Answer:

10y+x=(10x+y)-54

(10x+y)-(10y+x)=54

9x-9y=54

9(x-y)=9×6

x-y=6

so the numbers are x=8 & y=6


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Answered by windyyork
12

The required numbers are 28 and 39.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let one's digit be 'x'.

Let ten's digit be 'y'.

So, the number would be

10y+x

The reversing number would be

10x+y

According to question, it becomes,

(10y+x)-(10x+y)=54\\\\9y-9x=54\\\\y-x=\dfrac{54}{9}=6

So, it can be (2,8) (3,9).

So, the required numbers are 28 and 39.

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