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A number consists of two digits whose sum is 12. If 16 is added to the number, then one of the digits is four times the value of the other. What is the number?

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User Bignose
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Answer:

66

Explanation:

Brute force:

2 digit numbers that has sum of 12:

39, 48, 57, 66

Add 16 to the numbers:

55, 64, 73, 82

Find the number that shows a digit is 4 times the value of other:

82 (2x4 =8)

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User Sigjuice
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Answer: The number is 12.

Explanation:

Since we have given that

Sum of two digits = 12

Let the one's digit be 'x'

Let the ten's digit be '12-x'

So, Original number would be


x+10(12-x)\\\\=x+120-10x\\\\=-9x+120

If 16 is added to the number, then one of the digit is four times the value of the other.

According to question, we get that


-9x+120+16\\\\=-9x+136

so, the one's digit be 'x'.

Let the ten's digit be '4x'.

so, New number would be


10x+4x=14x

According to question, it becomes,


14x=-9x+136\\\\14x+9x=136\\\\23x=136\\\\x=(136)/(23)=12

So, the number would be


-9x+120=-9* 12+120=-108+120=12

Hence, the number is 12.

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User Pedro Duarte
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