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the middle digit of a three digit number is 0 and the sum of the other two digits is 11. If the number obtained by reversing the digits exceeds the original number by 495?​

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Answered by pawa12354
58

Answer:308

Explanation:

Let the number in 100s digit be x,

and  the number in 1s digit be y,

 

Then,the number would be x0y : 100x+y

Condition 1: Sum of the digits : x+y=11.....(i)

If it is reversed ,it would be y0x : 100y+x,

Given The difference between them:    100x+y -(100y+x) = -495

                                                              100x+y-100y-x =-495

                                                                        99x-99y  = -495  (divided by 99)

                                                                                     x-y=-5.....(ii)              

Adding (i) and (ii), we get,

                                (x+y)+(x-y)=11+(-5)

                                     x+y+x-y=11-5

                                               2x=6

                             ∴ x=3

Substituting value of x in (i),

                                          x+y=11

                                          3+y=11

                                              y=11-3

                                           ∴ y=8

                 ∴The number is 308

Answered by zayanmallick26
29

Answer:

Let the original number be a0b

Given sum of digits = a + 0 + b = 11

=> a + b = 11

=> a = 11 - b (eq. I)

Given that the original number when reversed gives a new number with exceeds it by 495, we can write the equation:

100b + a = 100a + b + 495

=> 99b - 99a = 495

=> 11b - 11a = 55 (eq. II)

Substituting for a from eq. I,

11b - 11(11-b) = 55

=> 11b - 121 +11b = 55

=> 22b = 176

= > b = 176/22 = 8

Therefore,

a = 11 - 8 = 3.

Therefore,

the original number is 308.

Check: 803 - 308 = 495. And 3 + 0 + 8 = 11.

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