the digit in the tens place of a two-digit number is four times the digit in the units place. when the digits are reversed, the number obtained is 27 less than the original number. find the iriginal number
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let the unit place digit = x
ten's place digit = 4x
original number = 10 × 4x + x
= 40x + x
= 41x -----( 1 )
according to the problem given,
when the digits are reversed , the number obtained is 27 less than the original number.
10x + 4x +27 = 41x
14x + 27 = 41x
27 = 41x - 14x
27 = 27x
27x = 27
x = 27 /27
x = 1
Therefore ,
original number = 41x
= 41 × 1
= 41
I hope this helps you.
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let the unit place digit = x
ten's place digit = 4x
original number = 10 × 4x + x
= 40x + x
= 41x -----( 1 )
according to the problem given,
when the digits are reversed , the number obtained is 27 less than the original number.
10x + 4x +27 = 41x
14x + 27 = 41x
27 = 41x - 14x
27 = 27x
27x = 27
x = 27 /27
x = 1
Therefore ,
original number = 41x
= 41 × 1
= 41
I hope this helps you.
:)
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