#need help with probability

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obsidian stone
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Consider the numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Answer each question below.

  1. How many three-digit numbers can be formed if repetition is not allowed?
  2. How many even three-digit numbers can be formed if repetition is allowed?
  3. How many even three-digit numbers can be formed if repetition is not allowed?
  4. How many three-digit numbers, with the number 5 as the hundreds digit, can be formed if repetition is not allowed?

Answers:

  1. 720
  2. 500
  3. 360
  4. 72

I'm not entirely confident with my answers but could you check when you have some free time to see if they are correct? I would appreciate it

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obsidian stone
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while doint 10P3 you include 0 in first place

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which makes it a 2 digit number

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you nee to exclude the numbers which begin with 0

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and even in second one you included 0 in first place

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only 9 posibilities to fill first place ur answer is 9*10*5

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winter wadi
obsidian stone
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oh thanks

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obsidian stone
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divide it into 2 cases

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case 1: put 0 at one's place

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case 2: place any other even number other than 0 at ones place

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will u try it now

obsidian stone
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ok see..

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case one is i fix 0 at ones place

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ways of filling 10th place is 10 ways and filling 100th place is 8ways

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so totally 72 posibilities

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i think you need to divide in further cases

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case 2: ones place is non zero tens place is 0

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8*4 =32 ways

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case 3: all non zero digits

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7*8*4=224 ways

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now add them

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72+32+224=328

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@obsidian stone is it clear

obsidian stone
# obsidian stone <@456226577798135808> is it clear

I don't get it tbh...
This is how I got it

Case 1:
Hundreds place: odd
Tens place: odd
9*9*5

Case 2:
Hundreds place: odd/even
Tens place: odd/even
9*9*4

Case 3:
Hundreds place: even
Tens place: even
9*9*3

I had to partially make a tree diagram for me to properly visualize.

winter wadi
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and which question is this

winter wadi
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oh

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here’s a tip start counting from the right side

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like

vague scarab
# obsidian stone

Ok, not related, but at first I thought you were discussing molecular orbital diagrams 😄

winter wadi
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how many choices for the last digit, then second

obsidian stone
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no you generally do that in p and C putting spaces and fill them