The sum of two digit number is 7 if the digit is reversed the new number increased by 3 equals to 4 times the original no. Find the original no.
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Let the number be 10X + Y
X + Y = 7 - eq. 1
Given :
10Y + X + 3 = 4 (10X + Y)
10Y + X + 3 = 40X + 4Y
40X + 4Y - 10Y - X = 3
39X - 6Y = 3
Divide the equation by 3
13X - 2Y = 1 - eq. 2
Multiply eq. 1 by 2
2X + 2Y = 14
13X - 2Y = 1
___________
15X = 15
X = 15/15 = 1
X + Y = 7
1 + Y = 7
Y = 7 - 1
Y = 6
Thus,
The no. = 16
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X + Y = 7 - eq. 1
Given :
10Y + X + 3 = 4 (10X + Y)
10Y + X + 3 = 40X + 4Y
40X + 4Y - 10Y - X = 3
39X - 6Y = 3
Divide the equation by 3
13X - 2Y = 1 - eq. 2
Multiply eq. 1 by 2
2X + 2Y = 14
13X - 2Y = 1
___________
15X = 15
X = 15/15 = 1
X + Y = 7
1 + Y = 7
Y = 7 - 1
Y = 6
Thus,
The no. = 16
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HEY Buddy....!! here is ur answer
Answer : 16
Let, the digits of number are x and y
Then according to the question :
x+y = 7.....(1)
And (10y+x) +3 = 4(10x+y)
=> 39x–6y = 3...(2)
From equation (1) and (2)
x+y = 7....(1)
39x–6y = 3...(2)
On Multiplying by 39 in equation (1)
39x+39y = 273...(3)
On subtracting equation (2) from (3)
45y = 270
y = 6
On putting the value of y in equation (1)
x = 1
Number = 10x+y = 10×1+6 = 16
So, the original number will be 16
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Answer : 16
Let, the digits of number are x and y
Then according to the question :
x+y = 7.....(1)
And (10y+x) +3 = 4(10x+y)
=> 39x–6y = 3...(2)
From equation (1) and (2)
x+y = 7....(1)
39x–6y = 3...(2)
On Multiplying by 39 in equation (1)
39x+39y = 273...(3)
On subtracting equation (2) from (3)
45y = 270
y = 6
On putting the value of y in equation (1)
x = 1
Number = 10x+y = 10×1+6 = 16
So, the original number will be 16
I hope it will be helpful for you...!!
THANK YOU ✌️✌️
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