Math, asked by achuvaavaachuvaava, 9 months ago

using the digits 1,3 and 5 write all 3 digit numbers which are possible (repetition is allowed) ​

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Answered by nagendra1387
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Well it is easy to solve it. You want a 3-digit number that contains  0,6  and  9 , but with no repetition.

For the first digit you have two candidates:  6  and  9 . Zero can’t be the first digit.

For the second digit you have two options because you used one for the first number.

For the third number there is only one option.

So the result is:

2×2×1=4  The answer is  4 . If you could use more digits, then the result would logically be bigger. You can have:

604  

640  

460  

406  

I hope this answered your question. Have a great day!

Answered by radhekrishnaAT
0

135

351

531

315

513

153

Step-by-step explanation:

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