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The sum of the digits of a two digit number is 12, if the new number formed by reversing the digits is greater than the original number by 54, find the original number.

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Answered by AryaLi
3
let a and b the digit
a+b=12 ........(1)
54+(10a+b)=(10b+a)
54+10a+b=10b+a
9a-9b=-54
a-b=-6........(2)
adding (1) and (2)

a+b=12
a-b=-6
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2a=6
a=3
so b=9
39+54=93 (verified)
orig no.=39 and No. when digits reversed=93
Answered by AnIntrovert
3

Given : The sum of the digits of a two digit number is 12, the new number formed by reversing the digits is greater than the original number by 54 .

To find : the original number

Solution :

Let one of those no. be x

Since , their sum → 12

Therefore , the other no. → 12 - x

The two digit number

formed → 10 ( 12 - x) + x

→ 120 - 10x + x

120 - 9x

The other two digit no. formed by reversing the above

number gives → 10 × x + 12 - x

→ 10x - x + 12

9x + 12

ATQ ,

↝ [ 9x + 12 ] - [ 120 - 9x ] = 54

↝ 9x + 12 - 120 + 9x = 54

↝ 18x - 108 = 54

↝ 18x = 54 + 108

↝ x = 162 / 18

x = 9

The two digit number formed → 12 - x

→ 12 - 9 = 3

39 Ans !!

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