the sum of the digits of a two digit number is 9 .number formed by interchanging the digits is 45 more than the original number .find the original number and check the solution
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34
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Here's your answer :-
Let the digit in the one's place be y and the digit in the ten's place be x...
Now, acc to question,
x+y=9. .........(i)
Number formed =10x+y.....
Now ,no. formed by interchanging the digits will be 10y+x.....
Acc to question,
10y+x-10x-y=45
=>9y-9x=45
=>y-x=5. .............(ii)
Adding eq i and ii we get :-
x+y+y-x=9+5
=>2y=14
=>y=7
Now, putting value of x in eq i we get :-
x+7=9
=>x=9-7=2......
Required no. = 10x+y....
=27
Here's your answer :-
Let the digit in the one's place be y and the digit in the ten's place be x...
Now, acc to question,
x+y=9. .........(i)
Number formed =10x+y.....
Now ,no. formed by interchanging the digits will be 10y+x.....
Acc to question,
10y+x-10x-y=45
=>9y-9x=45
=>y-x=5. .............(ii)
Adding eq i and ii we get :-
x+y+y-x=9+5
=>2y=14
=>y=7
Now, putting value of x in eq i we get :-
x+7=9
=>x=9-7=2......
Required no. = 10x+y....
=27
Answered by
16
Answer:
let the tens digit = x
ones digit = y
x+y=9
10x+y......origunal no.
10y+x......new no. or by interchanging
According to question
10y+x=(10x+y)+45
y-x=5
by animation we get x=7
7+y=9
y=2
original no.27
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