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The sum of the digit of a two digit number is 9 the
number is 6 times the unit digit . Find the number
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Hello ather!!
Let the numbers be a and b..
a+b=9(sum of the 2 digits is 9)
a=9-b ----------(i)
As the the number is 6 times the units digit
Tens unit should be ×10
a×10+b
=10a+b=6b
{from equation (i)}
10(9-b)+b=6b
=90-10b+b=6b
90-9b=6b
90=15b
b=6
as
a=9-b from equation (i)
a=9-6=3
a=3...
Hence the required number is 10a+b
10×3+6
=36..
Hence the required number is 36!!
cheers!!
VERIFICATION:-
number =36
3+6=9....
36=6×units digit
36=6×6
36=36...
Hence verified!!!
Let the numbers be a and b..
a+b=9(sum of the 2 digits is 9)
a=9-b ----------(i)
As the the number is 6 times the units digit
Tens unit should be ×10
a×10+b
=10a+b=6b
{from equation (i)}
10(9-b)+b=6b
=90-10b+b=6b
90-9b=6b
90=15b
b=6
as
a=9-b from equation (i)
a=9-6=3
a=3...
Hence the required number is 10a+b
10×3+6
=36..
Hence the required number is 36!!
cheers!!
VERIFICATION:-
number =36
3+6=9....
36=6×units digit
36=6×6
36=36...
Hence verified!!!
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Hello...
Here is your answer...
Let t = the tens digit, u = the unitis digit, t + u = 9
Solve t by adding -u to each side.
t = 9 - u
value of number is 10t + u.
(10t + u) = 6u
Substitute (9 - u) for t
10(9 - u) + u = 6u
90 - 10u + u = 6u
90 - 9u = 6u
add 9u
90 = 15u
divide side by 15
6 = u
t+u = 9
t + 6 = 9
add -6
t = 3
t+u = 9, 3+u = 9 and u = 6
number is 36
Here is your answer...
Let t = the tens digit, u = the unitis digit, t + u = 9
Solve t by adding -u to each side.
t = 9 - u
value of number is 10t + u.
(10t + u) = 6u
Substitute (9 - u) for t
10(9 - u) + u = 6u
90 - 10u + u = 6u
90 - 9u = 6u
add 9u
90 = 15u
divide side by 15
6 = u
t+u = 9
t + 6 = 9
add -6
t = 3
t+u = 9, 3+u = 9 and u = 6
number is 36
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