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24 Jan 2014, 00:54
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If the second number is added to double of the first number then the result is 65. When the first number is subtracted from double of the second number, the result obtained is 5. Find the numbers.
a) 30,25
b) 25,15
c) 15,25
d) 10,20
e) 5,0
a) 30,25
b) 25,15
c) 15,25
d) 10,20
e) 5,0
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24 Jan 2014, 01:00
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If a two digit number is divided by the sum of its digits then 7 & 0 are quotient & remainder respectively. If the digits are interchanged, then the new number is decreased by 27. Find the original number.
a) 36
b) 45
c) 54
d) 65
e) 63
a) 36
b) 45
c) 54
d) 65
e) 63
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