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Using the digits 1,5,2,8 four digit numbers are formed and the sum of all possible such numbers.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: June 03, 2008     Asked by: lakshmienator 
  
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1+5+2+8=16 4!=24>>>no of nos that can be formed

24/4=6

6*16=96

96 * 96(10)*96(100)*96(1000)=106656



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September 11, 2007 01:26:31   #1  
nilanjanap_2506 Member Since: September 2007   Contribution: 1    

RE: Using the digits 1,5,2,8 four digit numbers are f...

1+5+2+8=16 4!=24>>>no of nos that can be formed

24/4=6

6*16=96

96 * 96(10)*96(100)*96(1000)=106656


 
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January 20, 2008 14:08:58   #2  
h2006469 Member Since: January 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Using the digits 1,5,2,8 four digit numbers are formed and the sum of all possible such numbers.
possible four digit combinations = 4! = 24
sum of digit = 1+5+2+8 = 16
sum of all possible such no = 16*24= 384

 
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May 20, 2008 05:44:22   #3  
Jaisnivas Member Since: May 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Using the digits 1,5,2,8 four digit numbers are formed and the sum of all possible such numbers.
the answer is 106656
 
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June 03, 2008 06:19:22   #4  
madure Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 4    

RE: Using the digits 1,5,2,8 four digit numbers are formed and the sum of all possible such numbers.

seventy


 
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