How many natural numbers can you make from the set- such that no (formed) natural number has a repeated digit?
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Let's Generalize: Let's say we have a set - { a 1 , a 2 , a 3 , . . . , a n } .
I am asked to find the no. of strings I can make from this set( without rep.). Let us break it down:
First we find the no. of 1-element strings. Obviously there are n-such strings.
Now, we find the no. of 2-element strings.Ex.- a 1 a 2 , a 2 a 1 , a 9 a 7 etc. You might think the answer is ( 2 n ) . Actually it is ( 2 n ) . 2 ! . That's because you need to take account of the permutations of each chosen string.
Similarly, no. of 3- element strings is ( 3 n ) . 3 !
and so on.
So, for an n-element set, no. of strings without repetition is: ( 1 n ) . 1 ! + ( 2 n ) . 2 ! + ( 3 n ) . 3 ! + . . . + ( n n ) . n ! .
In our problem, n = 4 so answer is 64.