Raymond B. answered 08/19/19
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
10x+y=10y+x-18 multiply the tens digit by 10 and leave the one's digit alone
9x=9y-18 divide by 2
x=y-2
x-y=-2
x+y=10
add above two equations
2x=8 divide by 2
x=4
y=10-4=6
numbers are 46 and 64
64=46+18 4+6=10
alternative method is consider the possible digits that add to 10, that's 5,5, 6,4, 7,3, 8,2 and 9,1
we want digits that when reversed have an 18 difference
55 is the same. 91 and 19 are too far apart, 82 and 28 still too far apart.
73 and 37 are over 30 difference. Only possibility left is 46 and 64. 46 increases by 18 with digits reversed.