Math, asked by bawadivij, 19 days ago

The sum of digits of a two digit number is 7. If the digits are interchanged, the new number is 25 less than thrice the original number. (chalenge) medium​

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Answered by ritvik52110
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Answer:

Original number=

Ones digit = x

tens digit = 7-x

Original number = 10(7-x) + x

. = 70-10x +x

. = 70-9x

Interchanged number =

ones digit = 7-x

tens dight = x

Interchange number = 10x + 7-x

= 9x + 7

A. T. Q

3 * (70-9x) -25 = 9x+7

210-27x -25 = 9x+7

185-27x =9x+7

-27x - 9x = -185 +7

-36x= -178

x= -178/-36

x = 4.9

Original number =

Tens digit= 7-x = 7-4.9 = 2.1

Ones digit= x = 4.9

Original number = 70- 9x

= 70- 9*4.9

= 70-44.1

= 25.9

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