Form all possible three-digit numbers using the digits $5, 8$ and $9$ .

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Solution

All possible three-digit numbers using the digits $5, 8$ and $9$ are formed by interchanging and placing each digit at hundred, tens and one's place.
So, all possible digits are as follows: $589, 598, 859, 895, 958, 985$ .
Hence, all possible three-digit numbers using the digits $5, 8$ and $9$ are $589, 598, 859, 895, 958, 985$ .

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