Question

1. My number has two digits.

2. Double my number is less than 150.
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3. I am not divisible by 12.
4. My digits are different from each other.
5. The second digit in my number is divisible
by an odd number.
6. My first digit is less than my second digit.
7. My digits add up to 14.
way.

Answer 1

59

Explanation:

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

Answer 2

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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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