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Question Number 203051 by ajfour last updated on 08/Jan/24
A two digit number  (AB)_(10)   (AB)_(10) −A^B =(BA)_(10)   Find the number. There is a poem.  Having arrived at the age of (BA)_(10) .
Atwodigitnumber(AB)10(AB)10AB=(BA)10Findthenumber.Thereisapoem.Havingarrivedattheageof(BA)10.
Answered by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 08/Jan/24
(AB)_(10) −A^B =(BA)_(10) ⇒(AB)_(10) −A^B ≥0  10A+B−10B−A=A^B   9A−9B=A^B   9(A−B)=A^B   ⇒9∣A^B   A=9 or  A=3,6 ∧ B≥2  & A≥B  91−9^1 =82 ×  92−9^2 =11×  93−9^3 <0 ×  32−3^2 =23 ✓  62−6^2 =26✓  62−6^3 <0 ×
(AB)10AB=(BA)10(AB)10AB010A+B10BA=AB9A9B=AB9(AB)=AB9ABA=9orA=3,6B2&AB9191=82×9292=11×9393<0×3232=236262=266263<0×
Commented by ajfour last updated on 08/Jan/24
Excellent! i had to subtract 32−23  an hour back when i thought to ask  this this way!
Excellent!ihadtosubtract3223anhourbackwhenithoughttoaskthisthisway!
Commented by MM42 last updated on 08/Jan/24
  62−6^2 =26
6262=26
Commented by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 12/Jan/24
Thanks sir, I′ve edited my solution  to  cover all  answers.
Thankssir,Iveeditedmysolutiontocoverallanswers.
Answered by esmaeil last updated on 08/Jan/24
log(10A+B−10B−A)=logA^B →  log(9A−9B)=logA^B →  log9=logA^B −log(A−B)→  log9=log((A^B /(A−B)))=  log((3^2 /(3−2)))→ { ((A=3)),((B=2)) :}
log(10A+B10BA)=logABlog(9A9B)=logABlog9=logABlog(AB)log9=log(ABAB)=log(3232){A=3B=2

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