the sum of the digits of a two-digit number is 9. the number formed my reversing the digits is 15 more than the original number. find the original number.
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Let the unit's place=x
Then the ten's place=15−x
∴ original number=10(15−x)+x=150−10x+x=150−9x
By reversing the digits, we get
New number=10x+(15−x)=10x+15−x=9x−15
According to the problem,
original number−New number=27
⇒150−9x−9x+15=27
⇒−18x+165=27
⇒−18x=27−165=−108
⇒x=
−18
−108
=6
Hence original number=150−9x=150−9×6=150−54=96
Hope it helps you
Then the ten's place=15−x
∴ original number=10(15−x)+x=150−10x+x=150−9x
By reversing the digits, we get
New number=10x+(15−x)=10x+15−x=9x−15
According to the problem,
original number−New number=27
⇒150−9x−9x+15=27
⇒−18x+165=27
⇒−18x=27−165=−108
⇒x=
−18
−108
=6
Hence original number=150−9x=150−9×6=150−54=96
Hope it helps you
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