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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Divisibility by 5
Find the numb...
Question
Find the number of natural numbers from
1
to
1000
having none of their digits repeated.
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Solution
there can be 3 kind of numbers 1 digit 2 digit 3 digit no.s
No. of 1 digit no.s is 9 obviously.
No. of 2 digit no.s is
9
×
9
=
81
as the 1st digit can't be 0 but the 2nd digit can
Similarly no. of 3 digit no.s =
9
×
9
×
8
=
648
Total no. of no.s
=
738
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