Find a two-digit number whose product of the digits is 8 and when 18 is added to this number, the digits are reversed.
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Represent the digits by "AB". The number=10A+B.

AB=8; 10A+B+18=10B+A, 9(B-A)=18, B-A=2.

B=8/A so 8/A-A=2, 8-A2=2A, A2+2A-8=(A+4)(A-2)=0.

Since the digits are positive integers, A=2 and B=8/A=8/2=4.

The number is 24, 24+18=42 which is the number reversed.

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