Question

1. My number has two digits.

Answer 1

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1. My number has two digits.

• 59 is a two-digit number. ✔

2. Double my number is less than 150.

• Double of 59 is 118, which is less than 150. ✔

3. I am not divisible by 12.

• Since 59 is an odd number, hence it is not divisible by 12. ✔

4. My digits are different from each other.

• The digits 5 and 9 are different. ✔

5. The second digit in my number is divisible by an odd number.

• 9 is divisible by an odd number, i.e. 3. ✔

6. My first digit is less than my second digit.

• 5 is less than 9. ✔

7. My digits add up to 14.

• 5 + 9 gives us 14. ✔

Therefore, the required number is $\sf\pink{59}$.

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Answer 2

Answer:

59

Step-by-step explanation:

two digits, 59=118, unable to divide by twelve since its an odd number, 9÷3=3, 5<9, 5+9=14