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The digit at unit place of a two digit number is1 more than the digit at ten's place if the number is three more than five times of the sum of the digit find the number

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Answered by Avengers00
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\underline{\underline{\huge{\textbf{Solution}}}}

Given,
For a two digit Number,
Unit's Digit = Ten's Digit + 1 ---------[1]
No. = 5(sum of it's digits) + 3--------[2]

\underline{\lage{\textbf{Step-1:}}}
Express the Unit's Digit and ten's digit of the Number in terms of one Variable using relation given in [1]

Let Ten's Digit of the two digit number be x
\impliesUnit's Digit of the two digit Number = x+1

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-2:}}}
Find the Sum of digits of the Number

Sum of Digits of two digit Number = Ten's place Digit + Unit's place Digit.

\impliesSum of Digits = x+(x+1) = 2x+1

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-3:}}}
Express the two digit Number in terms of the variable considered.

A Number is equal to sum of product of weight of the digit at each place and Face value at that place.

Two Digit No. = 10(Ten's place Digit) + 1(Unit's place Digit)

Two digit No. = 10(x)+1(x+1) = 11x+1

\implies Two digit No. = 11x+1 ------[3]

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-4:}}}
Find the value of Ten's place Digit (variable considered) using the relation given by [2].

Substituting Values

\implies 11x+1 = 5(2x+1)+3
\implies 11x+1 = 10x+5+3
\implies 11x+1 = 10x+8
\implies 11x-10x = 8-1
\implies x = 7.

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-5:}}}
Find the value of Unit's place Digit using the relation given by [1].

Substituting Values

\implies Ten's\: digit = 7+1= 8
\implies Ten's\: digit = 8

\underline{\large{\textbf{Step-6:}}}
Find the 2-digit number using relation given by [3]

Substituting Values

\implies Two-digit\: No.= 11(7)+1

\implies Two-digit\: No.= 78

\therefore
The Required Two-digit No. = \underline{\large{\textbf{78}}}

\underline{\large{\textbf{Verification:}}}
Verify [1] & [2]

Two digit No. = 78
As per [1], Ten's digit = Unit's digit +1
8 = 7+1
8= 8 ✓

As per [2], No. = 5(sum of it's digits) + 3
78 = 5(7+8)+3
78 = 5(15)+3
78 = 75+3
78 = 78 ✓

Data provided in the Question is Satisfied.

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Answered by prashanthcherry
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the problem

Tens digit = x

Units digit=x+1

So number is 10x+x+1

11x+1

By the given statement,

11x+1=5(2x+1)+3

11x+1=10x+5+3

11x+10x=8-1

X=7

So tens digit=7

Units digit=8

Number=78

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