Math, asked by ameliaralte88, 10 months ago

Sum of the digits of a number of two digits is 8. When we interchange the digits, we see that the difference between the numbers is 18. Find the original number. ​

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Answered by lipimohapatra01
4

Let the two numbers are XandY

As per question,

The sum of two digit =8

X+Y=8. ____ (i)

By interchanging that two digit ,we saw that the difference between the two numbers=18

Y-X=18. _____(ii)

By adding two equation,

X+Y=8

+.

Y-X=18

_________

2Y= 26 (+X,-XCancelled)

Y=26/2=13

By putting the value of Y in equation _(i)

X+Y=18

X+13=18

X=18-13

=5

.

. .The two numbers are 13 and 5(Ans)

Answered by Darvince
17

Answer:

Original Number is 53.

Step-by-step explanation:

Gívєn -

Sum of the Digits of the Number = 8

Difference between the Original Number and Number with Reversed Digits = 18

Tσ fínd -

The Original Number

Sσlutíσn -

Let the -

  • Units Place be as x
  • Tens place be as 10(8 - x)

\bf{\implies} \: 80 - 10x + x

\sf{\implies} \:\pink{80 - 9x} \: .... [Original \: Number]

\rule{300}{1.5}

Number with Reversed Digits :

Let the -

  • Units Place be (8 - x)
  • Tens Place be 10(x)

\bf{\implies} \:10(x) + (8 - x)

\sf{\implies} \: 10x + 8 - x

\sf{\implies} \:{\pink {9x + 8}} \: .....[Reversed \: Digits]

\rule{300}{1.5}

According to the Question -

Difference between the Original Number and Number with Reversed Digits = 18

\bf{\implies} \: 80 - 9x - (9x + 8) = 18  \\ \ \sf{\implies} \: 80 - 9x - 9x - 8 = 18   \\\ \sf{\implies} \: 72 - 18x = 18  \\\ \sf{\implies} \: -18x = 18 - 72 \\\ \sf{\implies} \: 18x = 54 \\\ \sf{\implies} \: x =  \frac{54}{18}  \\\ \sf{\implies} \:x = 3

\rule{300}{1.5}

Original Number =

\sf{\implies} \:  80 - 9x   \\  \sf{\implies} \:80 - 9(3)  \\  \sf{\implies} \:53

Original Number = 53.

\therefore The Original Number is 53

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