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22 April, 10:28

The sum of the digits of a two-digit counting number was 13. When the digits were reversed, the new number was 9 less than the original number. What was the original number?

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  1. 22 April, 10:47
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    So the number is xy (this doesn't mean x times y)

    x+y=13

    yx=xy-9

    the digits cannot be the same

    they must add up to 13 so they cannot be positive so the number pairs are single digits so

    9+4

    8+5

    7+6

    the possible numbers pairs are

    94 and 49

    85 and 58

    76 and 67

    we find the differences

    94-49 = greater than 9

    85-58 = greater than 9

    76-67=9

    the original number is 76
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