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Transcribed Image Text:24. A 4-digit number will be made using the digits {1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9}.
a) How many 4-digit numbers are possible if repetition is allowed?
b) How many 4-digit numbers are possible if repetition is not allowed?
c) How many 4-digit number are possible if repetition is allowed and adjacent digits must differ?
d) If repetition of digits is not allowed, what is the probability that the 4-digit number is an even number?
e) If repetition of digits is not allowed, what is the probability that the 4-digit number is greater than 8000?
f) If repetition of digits is not allowed, how many 4-digit even numbers greater than 8000 are possible?
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