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How many 4 digit numbers divisible by 5 can be formed with the digits 0,1,2,3,4,5,6 and 6?

a) 220

b) 249

c) 432

d) 288

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Number will be divisible by 5 , when last digit is eight 0 or 5.

CASE 1)  last digit is 0

Now as there are two 6's , so we again have to make 3 cases under case 1

case a ) number doesn't contain any 6's

case b ) number contains only one 6

case c ) number contains both 6's

CASE 2) Last digit is 5

again there also three cases just like case 1.


Now logic part is done , only calculation remains.

CASE 1  :

part a) 5*4*3=60 ways

part b) as this time we have one 6 , that can be at 1's place or 2nd or 3rd => 3 ways to place 6 and other digits 5*4 total = 20*3=60

part c) this time both 6 present , first place those two 6's to those available three places in 3C2 ways

total ways =3*5=15

case 1 total = 135

CASE 2 :

part a)  4*4*3=48 ways

part b ) 5*4+4*4+4*4=52 ways

part c) 5+5+4=14 ways

total of CASE 2 =114

total = case 1 + case 2 = 249 ways

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