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Question Number 157752 by Engr_Jidda last updated on 27/Oct/21

  A sum of two−digit number  is 14. The tens digit is the square  of a number which is two less than  the unit digit. Find the two−digit numbers.

Asumoftwodigitnumberis14.Thetensdigitisthesquareofanumberwhichistwolessthantheunitdigit.Findthetwodigitnumbers.

Answered by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 27/Oct/21

Required number:   tu^(−)   t+u=14⇒t=14−u  t=v^2 =u−2  t=u−2=14−u     u=8⇒t=8−2=6 (not perfect square)  The number is 68

Requirednumber:tut+u=14t=14ut=v2=u2t=u2=14uu=8t=82=6(notperfectsquare)Thenumberis68

Commented by Engr_Jidda last updated on 27/Oct/21

thanks

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