Permutation and Combination - Arrangements with Repetition Allowed

Permutation and Combination - Arrangements with Repetition Allowed

How many odd \(4\)-digit number greater than \(3000\) can be formed from the integers \(2\), \(3\), \(4\), \(5\) if each integer

  1. is used only once?
  2. can be used repeatedly?

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Answer:(i) \(8\) (ii) \(96\)

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