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\footnotesize{\text{Let , first place digit be = x}}

\footnotesize{\text{and , 2'nd place digit be = y}}

\therefore \:\:\footnotesize{\text{the original number is = 10y+x}}

\footnotesize{\text{and the reverse number is = 10x+y}}

\footnotesize{\text{and the reverse number is = 10x+y}}

\underline{\footnotesize{\text{According to the condition 1 :}}}

\footnotesize{\implies\:x-y=3\:\:.........(i)}

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\underline{\footnotesize{\text{According to the condition 2 :}}}

\footnotesize{\implies\:(10y+x)+(10x+y)=121\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:10y+x+10x+y=121\:\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:11y+11x=121\:\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:11(x+y)=121\:\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:(x+y)=\dfrac{\cancel{121}}{\cancel{11}}\:\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:x+y=11\:\:...........(ii)}

\footnotesize{\text{from equation (i) and (ii) , doing [(i)+(ii)] , we get ;}}

\footnotesize{\implies\:x-y+x+y=3+11\:\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:2x=14\:\:}

\footnotesize{\implies\:x=7\:\:}

\therefore\:\:\footnotesize{\:y=7-3=4\:\:}

\therefore\:\:\footnotesize{\text{the 2 digits number is = 74 or 47} }

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