The tens digit in a two digit number is twice the unit’s digit . If 18 is subtracted from the number, the digits are reversed. Find the number.
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Let,the digit in unit's place be x.
Thus,digit in ten's place is twice,i.e. 2x.
Hence,the no. is (2x ×10 + x)
= 21x
According to the problem,
21x - 18 = 10x + 2x
or,21x - 18 = 12x
or,21x - 12x = 18
or,9x = 18
or,x = 2
Therefore, digit in unit's place is 2.
Thus,digit in ten's place is 2×2 = 4.
The number is 42.
This problem can also be solved by framing Simultaneous linear equations( two variables ).
Thus,digit in ten's place is twice,i.e. 2x.
Hence,the no. is (2x ×10 + x)
= 21x
According to the problem,
21x - 18 = 10x + 2x
or,21x - 18 = 12x
or,21x - 12x = 18
or,9x = 18
or,x = 2
Therefore, digit in unit's place is 2.
Thus,digit in ten's place is 2×2 = 4.
The number is 42.
This problem can also be solved by framing Simultaneous linear equations( two variables ).
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Answer:
Number is 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the units digit=x
Then the tens digit=2x
Number is 10×(2x)+x
On reversing ,
New number 10(x)+2x
Given,
10×(2x) +x -18=10×(x)+2x
20x+x-18=10x+2x
21x-18=12x
9x=18
x=2
The original number is
10×(2x)+x
=10(2×2) + 2
=42
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