Math, asked by multiplequestioner, 3 months ago

two digit number sum of its digit is7 of
the number is reversed the new numbers 28
greater than twice the the unit digit of the
original number


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Answered by Anonymous
7

Here, X is the one's digitand (7-X) is the tens digit which is why we multiply it with 10. Hence, the original number is 10(7-3)+3= 43.

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Answered by MRDEMANDING
1

Gɪᴠᴇɴ :-

  • In a two digit number sum of its digit is7 of the number is reversed the new numbers 28 greater than twice the the unit digit of the original number.

ᴛᴏ ғɪɴᴅ :-

  • Original number
  • Reversed number

sᴏʟᴜᴛɪᴏɴ :-

  • Let the digit at tens place be x and ones place be y

then,

According to 1st condition :-

  1. Tens place digit + Ones place digit = 7

  • ➮ x + y = 7

  • ➮ x = 7 - y. --(1)

According to 2nd condition :-

  • Original number = (10x + y)
  • Reversed number = (10y + x)

  • Reversed number = 28 + 2(Unit digit)

  • ➮ (10y + x) = 28 + 2(y)

  • ➮ 10y + x = 28 + 2y

  • ➮ 10y - 2y + x = 28

  • ➮ 8y + x = 28

  • ➮ x = 28 - 8y. --(2)

From (1) and (2) , we get,

  • ➮ (7 - y) = (28 - 8y)

  • ➮ 8y - y = 28 - 7

  • ➮ 7y = 21

  • ➮ y = 21/7

  • ➮ y = 3

Put y = 3 in (1) , we get,

  • ➮ x = 7 - y

  • ➮ x = 7 - 3

  • ➮ x = 4

Hence,

  • Tens place digit = x = 4
  • Ones place digit = y = 3

Therefore,

  • Original number (10x + y) = 43
  • Reversed number (10y + x) = 34
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