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Standard XII
Mathematics
Classical Definition of Probability
How many thre...
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How many three-digit numbers are there with
3
in the unit place? (i) with repetition (ii) without repetition.
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Solution
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Unit digit is
3
(
i
)
With repetition
Hundreds Digits has
9
possible chances excluding
0
Tens Digit has
10
So possible three-digit numbers is
9
×
10
=
90
(
i
i
)
without repetition
Hundreds Digits has
9
possible chances excluding
0
Tens Digit has
9
excluding the one that is in Hundered`s place
So possible three-digit numbers is
9
×
9
=
81
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