Answer to Question #90156 in Combinatorics | Number Theory for raghav sood

Question #90156
from 24 to 12943 how many numbers can be made such that 1,3,5 does not appear 3 or more than 3 times
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2019-06-20T12:38:33-0400
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Assignment Expert
20.06.19, 19:39

The answer is 12531.

Raghav
19.06.19, 21:44

Then what's the answer?

Assignment Expert
26.05.19, 17:11

We subtract the quantity of numbers which appear 3 or more than 3 times from the general quantity of numbers.

Sergey
25.05.19, 10:08

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