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the sum of the digits of a two digit number is equal to 1 upon 8 of the number if the digits of the number are reversed the new number is 45 less than the original number find the original number

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Answered by Kingrk
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Let the tens and units digits of the original number be T, and U, respectively
Then number is: 10T + U, and when reversed, it becomes: 10U + T
Then: t+u=(1/8).(10t+u)
t+u=10t+u/8
10T + U = 8(T + U) ------ Cross-multiplying
10T + U = 8T + 8U
10T - 8T = 8U - U
2T = 7U ------- eq (i)
Also, 10T + U - (10U + T) = 45
10T + U - 10U - T = 45 =====> 9T - 9U = 45 ======> 9(T - U) = 9(5) ======> T - U = 5 ======> T = 5 + U ------ eq (ii)
2(5 + U) = 7U ------ Substituting 5 + U for T in eq (i)
10 + 2U = 7U
10 = 7U - 2U
10 = 5U
U, or units digit of original number = 10/5 = 2
T = 5 + 2 ------- Substituting 2 for U in eq (ii)
T, or tens digit of original number = 7
Original number: 72
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