English, asked by mahekmondal44, 9 months ago

the sum of the digits of a two-digit number is 9. Also the difference between this number and the number obtained by reversing the order of the digits is 45. Represent the above statements by two linear equations in two variables​

Answers

Answered by frozenflames69
1

Answer:

x+y=9

10x+y=(10y+x)-45

Explanation:

let the no. be 10y+x

(cause it is a 2digit no.)

and no. after revesing the order be 10x+y

Answered by praptilalan
1

Answer:

let the variable at 10's place be x and units place be y

According to given condition 1,

10x+y=9

After interchanging the digits it becomes 10y+x

According to given condition 2,

9x-9y=45

these are the two equations of two variables

If you like then mark it brainliest

Similar questions