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The sum of a two digit number and the number obtained by reversing the digits is 121. Find the number if it's unit digits is 5.​

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Answered by TwilightShine
130

Answer -

  • The number is 65.

To find -

  • The number.

Step-by-step explanation -

  • In the question, it is given that the sum of a two digit number and the number obtained by reversing its digits is 121. We have to find the number.

As its unit digit is 5 -

  • Let the tens digit be "x".

Then the number formed is -

 \tt \longrightarrow  \: x \times 10 + 5 \times 1

 \longrightarrow \:  \tt 10x + 5

Now, on reversing the digits of the number -

  • The units digit becomes "x" while the tens digit becomes "5".

And the new number formed is -

 \longrightarrow \:  \tt 5 \times 10 + x \times 1

 \longrightarrow  \: \tt50 + x

According to the Question -

  \sf\implies (10x + 5) + (50 + x) = 121

 \implies \sf 10x + 5 + 50 + x = 121

 \implies \sf 11x + 55 = 121

 \implies \sf 11x = 121 - 55

 \implies \sf 11x = 66

 \implies \sf x =   \cancel\dfrac{66}{11}

 \implies \underline{\boxed{\sf x = 6}} \: \bigstar

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Therefore -

  • The tens digit is 6.

And the number is -

 \longmapsto \bf 10x + 5

 \longmapsto \bf 10 \times 6 + 5

 \longmapsto \bf 60 + 5

 \longmapsto \bf 65

Thus -

  • The number is 65.

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Answered by Anonymous
114

Question

The sum of a two digit number and the number obtained by reversing the digits is 121. Find the number if it's unit digits is 5.

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Required Answer

  • ➡ 65

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Information mentioned in above question -

➡ The sum of a two digit number and the number obtained by reversing the digits is 121

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What we have to Find out ;

  • ➡ The required number which unit place digits is 5.

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Consider :

  • ➡ Assume that the Given units place digit be y and tens place digit be x

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Henceforth the two digit number

  • ➡ 10 x + y

Number obtained by reversing the digits

  • ➡ 10 y + x

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According to the first condition given in question

  • The sum of a two digit number and the number obtained by reversing the order of its digits is 121.

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{(10 \: x + y ) +(  10\: y + x ) = 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{10 \: x + y  +  10\: y + x = 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{11 \: x \:  + 11 \: y = 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{11 \: (x \:  +  y) = 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: x \:  +  y=  \dfrac{121}{11} }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: x \:  +  y=  11 \:  \: ...(1) }}}}

  • Thus here we get eqution (1)

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According to the second condition given in question

  • Since the units place digit is 5

Therefore ➡ y = 5

Now by using substitution method :

  • Place the value y = 5 in equation (1)

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: x \:  +  (5)=  11 \:  \: ...(1) }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: x \:  =  11  - 5 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: x \:  =  6 }}}}

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➡ Here we get the value of x and y so place the given values of x and y in 10 x + y

Henceforth by putting the values we get :

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: 10 \:  \times (6) + (5)}}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{\: 60 + 5 = 65}}}}

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  • ❛❛ Therefore the required orginal number is 65♡ ❜❜

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Verification

  • We know that the sum of a two digit number and the number obtained by reversing the digits is 121 so ,

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{(10 \: x + y ) +(  10\: y + x ) = 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{65+ 10 \times (5) + 6 = 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{65+ (50 + 6 )= 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{65+ 56= 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{121= 121 }}}}

{\green{\implies}{\qquad{\sf{L.H.S =  R.H.S}}}}

Hence Verified

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