How many eight digit number can be formed by using the digits $1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8$ so that each number has $6$ digits in such place where that digit is less than the next digit?
Example: In number $2314; 2,1$ are two digits such that each of them is less than the next digit.
Regional MO 2016 Dhaka ques 8
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Re: Regional MO 2016 Dhaka ques 8
I think the answer is $7$
Solution: (If anyone check this if it's wrong or not, I'll be happy )
Solution: (If anyone check this if it's wrong or not, I'll be happy )
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Re: Regional MO 2016 Dhaka ques 8
isn't the answear (7+6) = 13 ? since, in the question it said how many 'numbers' can be formed. doesn't it mean that there would be different permutations after choosing the 6 digits?? i'm not sure though...
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Re: Regional MO 2016 Dhaka ques 8
Double post.See here