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6. Write the smallest and the greatest numbers, using each of the following digits only once
(a) 4,0,8,1,6,7,5
(b) 4,0,2,6,9,3,7,8

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Answered by rasagnanirvigmailcom

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Answer:

a) greatest:8765410, smallest:1045678

b) greatest:98764320, smallest:20346789

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Answered by emanfaizal321

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Answer:

a ) smallest = 1,045,678 ; greatest = 8,765,410

b ) smallest = 2,034,678 ; greatest = 8,764,320

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