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The sum of the digits of the two digit number is 13. the number formed by interchanging digits is 45 more than the original number. find the original number

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Answered by Muskany2
20
Let the unit digit be y
And the tens digit be x
So the no formed will be xy

The sum of the digits is 13
So, x+y=13... So x=13-y......(1)
The original no is 10x+y
No obtained by interchanging the digits is 10y+x
Given that the new no is greater than the original one by 45
ATQ
(10x+y)+45=(10y+x)
10x-x=10y-y-45
9x=9y-45
Putting the value of x from (1)..we get
9(13-y)=9y-45
117-9y-9y=45
117-45=9y+9y
72=18y
Y=4

Putting the value of y in (1)..
X=13-y
X=13-4
X=9

So the original no is 10x+y
=10*9+4
=90+4
=94
Hence the no is 94

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Answered by nagaraja1131
6

Answer:

94

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