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the sum of the digits of a two digit number is ll. when the digit are interchanged the new number so formed becomes 45 more then the ogiginal number. find the number.​

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Answered by brainlyofficial11
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  • let the unit's digit be x
  • then, ten's digit = 11-x

number formed by these digits:

= 10 × ten's digit + unit's digit

= 10(11-x) + x

= 110 - 10x + x

= 110 - 9x .........(i)

when the digits are interchange,

  • unit's digit become = 11-x
  • and ten's digit become = x

then, number formed on interchange the digits;

= 10 × ten's digit + unit's digit

= 10x + 11 - x

= 9x + 11 ........(ii)

and it is given that the new number is 45 more then the original number:

➪ new number = original number + 45

➪ new number - original number = 45

now put the value of new number and original number from eq.(i) and (ii)

➪ 9x + 11 - (110 - 9x) = 45

➪ 9x + 11 - 110 + 9x = 45

➪ 9x + 9x + 11 - 110 = 45

➪ 18x - 99 = 45

➪ 9(2x - 11) = 45

➪ 2x - 11 = 45/9

➪ 2x - 11 = 5

➪ 2x = 5 + 11

➪ 2x = 16

➪ x = 16/2

➪ x = 8

hence, unit's digit is 8

now, put the value of x in eq.(i)

➪ ten's digit = 11 - x

➪ ten's digit = 11 - 8

➪ ten's digit = 3

hence, ten's digit is 3

therefore, the original number is 38

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for verification

from equation (i)

orginal number = 110 - 9x

➪ orginal number = 110 - 9 × 8

➪ orginal number = 110 - 72

➪ orginal number = 38

hence, varified!

the original number is 38

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