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Answer:
58
Discussion:
Suppose the 2-digit number is "ab". That is, 10a + b.
Sum of digits = 13 => a + b = 13 (*)
Digits reversed if 27 added to number => (10a + b) + 27 = 10b + a (**)
(**) =
(10a + b) + 27 = 10b + a => subtract 10b, then a, from both sides
9a -9b = -27 => divide both sides by 9
a - b = -3
From (*), a+ b = 13 so
(a-b) + ( a+b) = -3 + 13 =>
2a = 10 =>
a = 5
As a +b = 13, 5 + b = 13 => b = 8
Hence the number "ab" is 58
Thank you,
MrB
2 times 140 is 280
Or
4 times 70 is also 280
Answer:
yes my answer is yes kind sir
Answer:
120
Step-by-step explanation:
From 20, choose 3:
₂₀C₃ = 120
Here we use combinations instead of permutations because the order doesn't matter.
Multiply 400 by 8% and add it to 400:
400 x 0.08 = 32
400 + 32 = 432
Answer: $432
