Math, asked by Yash2403, 1 year ago

the product of digits of two digit number is 16 when 54 is added to the number the digits interchange their places find the number

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Answered by Anonymous
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▶⏩ Let the ten's digit be ‘x’.
and, the unit's digit be ‘y’.

A/Q.

=> The product of two-digit number is 16.

 \huge \bf{=> xy = 16.}


▶ Required number = ( 10x + y ).

▶ Number obtained on reversing its digit are
= ( x + 10y ).


▶⏩ Now, A/Q.

=> When 54 is added to the required number then the digit are reversed their places.


 \bf{=> ( 10x + y ) + 54 = ( x + 10y ).}


 \bf{=> 54 = x + 10y - 10x - y.}


 \bf{=> 54 = 9y - 9x .}


 \bf{=> 9 ( y - x ) = 54.}


 \bf{=> y - x =  \frac{54}{9} }.


 \huge \bf{=> y - x = 6..........(1).}


▶⏩ Now, using identity:-)

 \boxed{( {a + b)}^{2}  =  {(a - b)}^{2}  + 4ab}

 \bf =  >  {(y + x)}^{2}  =  {(y - x)}^{2}  + 4yx.

 \bf =  > (y + x) =  \sqrt{ {(y - x)}^{2} + 4yx } .

↪➡ Now, put the values.


 \bf =  > (y + x) =  \sqrt{ {(6)}^{2} + 4 \times 16} .

 \bf =  > y + x =  \sqrt{36 + 64} .


 \bf =  > y + x =  \sqrt{100} .


 \huge \bf =  > y + x = 10........(2).



↪➡ Add in equation (1) and (2).


y - x = 6.
y + x = 10.
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2y = 16.

 \bf =  > y =  \frac{16}{2} .

 \huge \boxed{=> y = 8.}


↪➡Put the value of ‘y’ in equation (2).


 \bf{=> 8 + x = 10.}


 \bf =  > x = 10 - 8.


 \huge \boxed{ =  > x = 2.}

▶ Hence, the required number
= 10x + y.

= 10 × 2 + 8.

 \huge \boxed{= 28.}


✅✅ Hence, the required number is founded ✔✔.




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Anonymous: thanks bahna
Answered by fanbruhh
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