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Standard VII
Mathematics
2 Digit Numbers
the diffrence...
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the diffrence between a two digit number formed by reversing its digit,and the sum of these two numbers are always exactly divisible by
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Solution
Let
a
and
b
be
the
digits
of
a
2
-
digit
number
.
Then
the
number
is
10
a
+
b
The
number
formed
by
reversing
the
digits
is
10
b
+
a
Now
,
the
difference
between
the
number
and
the
number
formed
by
reversing
the
digits
=
10
a
+
b
-
10
b
+
a
=
9
a
-
b
.
Which
is
always
divisible
by
9
,
as
the
resulting
difference
is
multiple
of
9
.
The
sum
of
the
number
and
the
number
formed
by
reversing
the
digits
=
10
a
+
b
+
10
b
+
a
=
11
a
+
b
Which
is
always
divisible
by
11
,
as
the
resulting
sum
is
multiple
of
11
.
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