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28 November, 15:57

the sum of the digits in a two digit number is 11. if the digits are reversed, the new number will be 45 less than the original number. what is the original number

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  1. 28 November, 16:32
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    If the digits are x and y then

    x+y=11 or x=11-y (we will use this later)

    if x is tens and y is ones digit then the original number can be represented as 10x+y

    reversing 10s place and ones place gives 10y+x, and reversing make it 45 less so

    10x+y=45+10y+x

    if we combine that with the other equation, we get

    10 (11-y) + y=45+10y + (11-y)

    expand

    110-9y=56+9y

    add 9y to both sides

    110=56+18y

    minus 56

    54=18y

    divide by 18

    3=y

    sub back into x=11-y

    x=11-3

    x=8

    the original number is 83
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