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Answered by BrainlyEmpire
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\blue{\texttt{It is given that}},

\blue{\texttt{product of digits }} = 18

\blue{\texttt{lets suppose ten's digit}} = x

\blue{\texttt{so, the unit digit }}

= \Large \frac{18}{x}

Number = 10x +\Large \frac{18}{x}

we can get number \blue{\texttt{by inter changing}},

= 10x + \Large \frac{18}{x} +x

\blue{\texttt{according to the question}},

10x +\Large \frac{18}{x}-\Large \frac{180}{x}-x =63

= 9x - \Large \frac{162}{x}=63

= 9 x^{2}- 63x^{2} - 162 = 0

x^{2}-7x -18 = 0

x^{2}-9x - 2x - 18 = 0

 x (x - 9 ) +2 ( x- 9 ) =0

 (x - 9 )  ( 2 + x) =0

 x = 9  \:or x =-2

\blue{\texttt{now take x = 9}},

\blue{\texttt{so , the number is }},

10x × 9 +\Large \frac{18}{9}

\red{\textbf{ = 92}},

\red{\textbf{hence, the number is 92}},

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