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Standard XII
Mathematics
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Question
Write the smallest
7
−
digits largest and smallest number having three different digits.
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Solution
Let the
9
is greatest decimal digit, the greatest
7
−
digit number would begin with as many nines as possible.
Since there must be
3
different digits in the
7
−
digits number,
Let begin with five nines and fill the last two places with
8
and
7
.
The smallest seven digit number is
1000000
But we need three different digits it will be
1000002
Now,
Let find their sum
=
9999987
+
1000002
=
10999989
.
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