The sum of digits of a two-digit number is 9. When the digits are reversed, the number decreases by 45. Find the changed number.
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Let 2 numbers X and Y
So X + Y = 9....(1)
Original number 10X + Y
If number is reversed 10Y + X
Then 10X + Y = (10Y + X) - 45
9X = 9Y - 45
9X - 9Y = 45.....(2)
Solving (1) and (2)
X = 2 and Y = 7
So original number 10×(2) + 7 =27..
Answer:
Explanation:
Step : 1Let the digit at Unit place of a ne be ' & the digit at Terisplace be ' '
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Step : 2 In mathematics, the term "decreased" refers to taking a value's original value and subtracting a specified percentage from it. To accomplish this, we can either compute the value's percentage and then subtract it from the original value, or we can multiply the result by a percentage.
Step : 3Calculate the difference (reduction) between the two figures you are comparing in order to arrive at the % drop. Then, increase the result by 100 after dividing the decrease by the initial number.
Step : 4Decline and reduce: If you want to lessen something's size, amount, scope, or number, use the term "reduce." Using the term "decrease" suggests a gradual fall over time.
Example: You should eat less food that is high in calories if you want to lose weight and minimize your waistline.
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