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The sum of two digits of a two digit number is 13.the difference between the digits of the number is 3.what is the two digit number?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
35

Answer:-

  • The number we get will be 58.

Solution:-

Let:-

The digit at the unit place be b and the digit at the tenth place be a.

According to the question:-

We have:-

=> a + b = 13______(i)

As in the question it's not specified that which digit is greater either a or b so we have two cases :-

If a > b, Then Equation 2 we get will be

=> a - b = 3

Now upon adding these equation 1 & 2 we get

=> 2a = 16

=> a = 16/2

=> a = 8

And:-

=> b = a - 3

=> b = 8 - 3

=> b = 5

So:-

Here the number we get is 85.

If, a < b, then the equation 3 will be

=> b - a = 3

Now, upon adding equation 1 & 3 we get,

=> 2b = 16

=> b = 16/2

=> b = 8

And:-

=> a = b - 3

=> a = 8 - 3

=> a = 5

Therefore:-

Here the number we get will be 58.

Answered by BrainlyShadow01
68

To Find:-

  • Find the two digit number.

Given:-

  • The sum of two digits of a two digit number is 13.
  • Difference between the digits of the number is 3.

Solution:-

The sum of two digits of a two digit number is 13.

So,

Let the first number be " x "

Second number be " y "

\tt\implies \: x + y = 13  …… ( 1 )

According to Question:-

\tt\implies \: x - y = 3  …… ( 2 )

Now by adding these two equations.

\tt\implies \: x + y - x + y = 13 - 3

\tt\implies \: 2y = 10

\tt\implies \: y = 5

By Substituting y in equation ( 1 ) we can find the value of x:-

\tt\implies \: x + y = 13

\tt\implies \: x + 5 = 13

\tt\implies \: x = 13 - 5

\tt\implies \: x = 8

Hence,

  • \tt\: Number = 85
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