We have a two digit number AB the digits of this number is alternated to form another number BA if the value of A+B=9 find out the value of AB+BA
Note:- Here AB means a two digit number having A at ten's place and B at one's place not multiplication of A with B.
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Let's say AB is 45, then BA is 54 (5+4 = 9) 45 + 54 = 99
What if AB=63 and BA=36 in this case 3+6=9 also how you guessed that AB is surely 45 can you please explain
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I just guessed. However 63 + 36 = 99 also works So does 18 and 81 27 and 72 36 and 63 45 and 54 and vice versa
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Ohhh and i thought you used some algebric techniq to solve it
Anyway nice solution
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@Aman Sharma – Is there any technique .If yes ,please post it...
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@Archiet Dev – Here is the actual solution:- Since AB is a two digit number so having B at one 's place and A at ten's place so:- A B = 1 0 A + B now after alternating the digits we get number BA :- B A = 1 0 B + A adding the equations:- A B + B A = 1 1 ( A + B ) accourding to question:-A+B=9 so:- A B + B A = 1 1 × 9 = 9 9
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18+81=99
27+72=99
36+36=99
45+54=99
Note: 1+8=9 & 8+1=9 and so on