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The sum of the digits of a two digit number is 12. If the digits are reversed, new number is 12 less than twice the original number. Find the original number​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

The sum of the digits of a two digit number is 12. If the digits are reversed, new number is 12 less than twice the original number.

To find :-

Find the original number ?

Solution :-

Let the digit at tens place of a two digit number be X

The place value of X = 10×X = 10X

Let the digit at ones place be Y

The place value of Y = 1×Y = Y

The original number = 10X+Y

The number formed by reversing the digits

= 10Y+X

Given that

The sum of the digits of a two digit number = 12.

=> X+Y = 12 ------------(1)

or

=> X = 12-Y ------------(2)

And

The digits are reversed, new number is 12 less than twice the original number.

=> 10Y+X = 2(10X+Y)-12

=> 10Y+X = 20X+2Y-12

=> 10Y+X -20X-2Y = -12

=> (10Y-2Y)+(X-20X) = -12

=> 8Y-19X = -12

=> 8Y-19(12-Y) = -12

=> 8Y-228+19Y = -12

=> 27Y = -12+228

=> 27Y = 216

=> Y = 216/27

=> Y = 8

The digit at Ones place = 8

On Substituting the value of Y in (2)

=> X = 12-8

=> X = 4

The digit at tens place = 4

The number = 48

Answer:-

The original number for the given problem is 48

Check:-

The original number = 48

The sum of the digits = 4+8 = 12

The new number formed by reversing the digits

= 84

= 96-12

= 2(48)-12

the digits are reversed, new number is 12 less than twice the original number.

Verified the given relations in the given problem.

Answered by nivasravirajkumar
0

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