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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Divisibility by 5
How many numb...
Question
How many numbers can be formed with
1
,
3
,
5
and
7
when no digit is repeated in any number?
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Solution
1
,
3
,
5
,
7
No of one digit number =4
No. of two digit numbers
=
4
P
2
=
4
!
(
4
−
2
)
!
=
4
×
3
=
12
No. of three digit numbers
=
4
P
3
=
4
!
(
4
−
3
)
!
=
4
×
3
×
2
=
24
No. of 4-digit numbers
=
4
P
4
=
4
!
(
4
−
4
)
!
=
4
×
3
×
2
=
24
Total number of ways
=
12
+
24
+
24
+
4
=
64
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