I take a 3 digit number with distinct digits. I can get 6 different 3 digit numbers by rearranging the digits of this number.

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The correct option is A
2

Let the 3 digit number be abc. On rearranging the digits I get, abc, bac, cba, cab, acb, bca. Hence I will get 6 three digit numbers.

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I take a 3 digit number with distinct digits. I can get 6 different 3 digit numbers by rearranging the digits of this number.

The correct option is A 2 Let the 3 digit number be abc. On rearranging the digits I get, abc, bac, cba, cab, acb, bca. Hence I will get 6 three digit numbers.

The correct option is A
2

Let the 3 digit number be abc. On rearranging the digits I get, abc, bac, cba, cab, acb, bca. Hence I will get 6 three digit numbers.