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THE SUM OF THE DIGITS OF A CERTAIN TWO-DIGIT NUMBER IS 13. REVERSING ITS DIGITS INCREASED THE NUMBER BY 9. WHAT IS THE NUMBER?
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THE SUM OF THE DIGITS OF A CERTAIN TWO-DIGIT NUMBER IS 13. REVERSING ITS DIGITS INCREASED THE NUMBER BY 9. WHAT IS THE NUMBER?

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67

Explanation:

Adding 6 and 7 together equate to 13. You then switch the digits of 67 to 76 and the number is increased by 9.

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