The smallest number of $6$ -digits using $2, 0, 7$ can be written as

$000027$

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$222207$

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$200007$

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$207777$

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Solution

The correct option is C
$200007$

The given numbers are $2, 0$ , and $7$ .
For the smallest number, we write the smallest digit in the Lakhs column. But here $0$ is the smallest digit, $0$ which is not written on the extreme left of a number.
so, we write $2$ , the next greater number, in the Lakhs column and $0$ the consecutive column, and $7$ the last one's column.
L
T-Th
Th
H
T
O
$2$
$0$
$0$
$0$
$0$
$7$
The smallest number of $6$ digits can be formed $=$ $200007$
Hence the correct option is C.

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