The number obtained by interchanging the two digits of a two digit number is more than the original number by 27. If the sum of the two digits is 13, then what is the original number?
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Let the digits be x,y. x+y=13, x<y, 10+x-y=7. So y-x=3 or y=8, x=5. xy= 58
(4,9), (5,8), (6,7) sum up to 13
True logic
there is only one option with the sum 13
The difference in value due to digit reversal is 9 times the difference between the digits. If the number is ab (NOT to be confused with a*b), then we have 9(a-b) =27 so a-b=3.
Moreover, a+b=13 as stated in the question so solving these 2 simultaneous equations we have a=8, b=5 and the result follows.
first number =10x+y second number=10y+x 10x+y-(10y+x)=27 9x+x+y -(9y+x+y)=27 9x-9y +(x+y)-(x+y)=27 9(x-y)=27 x-y=3 x+y=13 2x=16 x=8 y=5 xy-yx=27 yx=58
Let the number be 1 0 x + y .Then 1 0 y + x is the reversed number.The problem states that: 1 0 y + x = 1 0 x + y + 2 7 → 1 0 y − y + x − 1 0 x = 2 7 → 9 y − 9 x = 2 7 → y − x = 3 x + y = 1 3 Making x the subject of the formula in the second equation, we get x = 1 3 − y .Substituting this into the first equation,we get: y − ( 1 3 − y ) = 3 y + y = 3 + 1 3 2 y = 1 6 → y = 2 1 6 = 8 Substituting this into x = 1 3 − y ,we get x = 1 3 − 8 = 5 .So the number is 1 0 x + y = 1 0 ( 5 ) + 8 = 5 0 + 8 = 5 8
Also, the choices only have the number 58 to fit in the description.
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Can be easily solved just by using sum of digits and options.