The reverse of adding 9 is subtracting 9. When you add 9 to a number, you increase its value by 9, and to return to the original number, you must subtract 9 from the result. Thus, the operation that undoes adding 9 is subtraction.
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To determine how many steps it takes to reach a palindrome from the number 98, you reverse the digits and add. Starting with 98, reverse it to get 89, then add: 98 + 89 = 187. Repeat this process: reverse 187 to get 781, then add: 187 + 781 = 968. Reverse 968 to get 869, then add: 968 + 869 = 1837. Continue until you reach a palindrome. The total steps taken to reach a palindrome from 98 is 8, resulting in the palindrome 4884.
Add -3 to 9 because 9+(-3) = 6 Alternatively add s to the Roman numeral of ix which is 9 which then becomes six.
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No, driving in reverse does not add miles to the odometer.
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To convert the number 449 into a palindrome using the reverse and add method, you would follow these steps: First, reverse 449 to get 944, then add the two numbers together (449 + 944 = 1393). Next, reverse 1393 to get 3931 and add them (1393 + 3931 = 5324). Finally, reverse 5324 to get 4235 and add them (5324 + 4235 = 9559), which is a palindrome. Thus, it takes a total of 3 steps to reach the palindrome 9559.
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Open audacity, add sound or music, highlight the timeline, click on effect, you should see reverse, now click on reverse.
To determine how many steps it takes to reach a palindrome from the number 98, you reverse the digits and add. Starting with 98, reverse it to get 89, then add: 98 + 89 = 187. Repeat this process: reverse 187 to get 781, then add: 187 + 781 = 968. Reverse 968 to get 869, then add: 968 + 869 = 1837. Continue until you reach a palindrome. The total steps taken to reach a palindrome from 98 is 8, resulting in the palindrome 4884.
Reverse that. 4 and 9 are factors of 72.
You need to add 6 - (-9) = 6 + 9 = 15.
main() { int no,reverse=0,digit; scanf("%d",no); for( ;no>0; ) { digit=no%10; reverse=reverse*10 + digit; no=no/10; } printf("%d",reverse); }