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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Solving Linear Equations Using Transpose of Terms
The sum of th...
Question
The sum of the digits of two-digit number is
13
. The number obtained by interchanging its digits exceeds the given number by
9
. Find the original number.
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Solution
Number
=
y
×
10
+
x
x
+
y
=
13
⇒
y
=
13
−
x
Interchange digits.
x
×
10
+
y
=
Number
+
9
x
×
10
+
13
−
x
=
(
13
−
x
)
×
10
+
x
+
9
10
x
+
13
−
x
−
130
+
10
x
−
x
−
9
=
0
18
x
=
126
x
=
7
y
=
6
Number
=
60
+
7
=
67
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