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The sum of the big and small numbers is 199.98. If the decimal point of the smaller number is removed and the two numbers are equal, what are the two numbers
Let the smaller number be x, obviously the larger number is an integer (no decimal part), then the smaller number's decimal part is 0.98, and the larger number is x * 100100x + x = 199.98x = 1.98, so the larger number is 198, and the smaller number is 1.98. Solution 2 let the smaller number be n + 0.98, and removing the decimal part is equal to
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