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How many three digit numbers can we make from the numbers 5, 6, 7, 9 if you can repeat the digits and use the digit 5 at least once?
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How many three digit numbers can we make from the numbers 5, 6, 7, 9 if you can repeat the digits and use the digit 5 at least once?
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1. 567
2. 576
3. 657
4. 675
5. 765
6. 756
7. 596
8. 569
9. 659
10. 695
11. 965
12. 956
13. 597
14. 579
15. 759
16. 795
17. 957
18. 975
19. 555
20. 566
21. 577
22. 599
23. 665
24. 656
25. 565
26. 566
27. 775
28. 575
29. 557
30. 757
31. 559
32. 595
33. 959
34. 995
You can make 34 three digit numbers that contain at least one 5.
This took a long time, I hope my answers benefit you! c:
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