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The sum of the digits of a two digit number is 9 . Also nine this number is twice the number obtained by reversing the order of the digits. Find the number​

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Answered by chirag3605
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HERE'S YOUR ANSWER

LET THE DIGIT AT UNITS PLACE BE Y AND

THE DIGIT AT TENS PLACE BE X

No.= 10X+Y

No. after reversing the digits = 10Y+X

ACCORDING TO THE QUESTION

X+Y=9 (EQ.1)

X=9-Y (EQ.3)

9(10X+Y)=2(10Y+X)

90X+9Y=20Y+2X

88X-11Y=0 (EQ.2)

SUBSTITUTING X IN (EQ.2)

88(9-Y)-11Y=0

792-88Y=11Y

792=99Y

Y=792/99=8

SUBSTITUTING Y IN (EQ.3)

X=9-Y

X=9-8

X=1

NOW NO.= 10X+Y=10(1)+8=18

HOPE IT HELPS

Answered by vanshagarwal12qwer
0

Answer:

Let e the first no. is x

and seco d be y.

acc. to question: -

x+y=9 ..........i

and 9(10y+x )=2(10x+y) =>90y+9x=20x+2y =>88y-11x as 8y-x ........ii

from(i) x=9-y by putting it in (ii) we get,

8y-(9-y), 9y=9 as y=1

by putting y=1 in x=9-y we get, x=8

the no. is xy on reversing it is yx as 18

so 18 is new no. on reversing

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