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Question
Now you try and change these numbers into special numbers —
28
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Solution
Given number is 28
- Its reverse is 82
Now 28 + 82
= 110
But 110 is not a special number so we proceed to the next step.
- The reverse of 110 is 011
Here 110 + 011
= 121
Now reverse of 121 is 121 again.
Thus it is a special number.
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