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which two digit number is equal to twice the sum
of its digits ?​

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Answered by atulrajput51
1

Answer:

answer is 18 hope this helps..

Answered by qwwestham
0

The two-digit number which is equal to twice the sum of its digits is 18.

Given,

A 2-digit number is twice the sum of its digits.

To find,

The number.

Solution,

It is given here that a number having two digits is twice the sum of its digits.

Firstly, let the number be xy such that x is the ten's digit and y is the unit's digit of the number.

Now, the number can be written as 10x+y.

According to the given condition, this number 10x+y should be equal to twice the sum of x and y. This can be expressed as,

10x+y=2(x+y) \hfill ...(1)

Solving the above equation (1),

10x+y=2x+2y

Rearranging and simplifying,

10x-2x=2y-y

\implies  8x=y \hfill ...(2)

Now, it can be observed that the above equation (2) can only be satisfied only when x=1, and y=8.

Thus, the number is

10x+y

=10(1)+(8)=10+8=18.

Therefore, the two-digit number which is equal to twice the sum of its digits is 18.

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