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Question :-
Find two numbers such that one of them exceeds the other by 18 and their sum is 92.​

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Answered by Anonymous
454

Let the number is x

The other number is x + 18

\small\underline\mathrm\purple {According  \: to \:  the \:  given \:  question }

 \sf \: x + x + 18 = 92

 \sf2x + 18 = 92

 \sf2x = 92 - 18

 \sf2x = 74

 \tt \: x = 74/2

x = 37 .

Hence :-

The First Number = 37.

The Other Number = x + 18 = 37 + 18 = 55 .

Check :-

37 + 55 = 92 .

Hence :

 \sf\bold{First \: Number \: = \: 37}

 \sf\bold{Second \: Number \: = \: 55}


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Answered by kavyasujith
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Answer:

37.5 and 55.5

Step-by-step explanation:

let's take the first number as x

it is given that one number exceeds the other by 18

so the other number is x+18

let's form the equation,

x+x+18=93

2x+18=93

2x=93-18

2x=75

x=75/2

x=37.5

so x=37.5

Therefore the first number is 37.5

nd the second number which is x+18

=37.5+18

=55.5

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