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Permutation of 5 digit number

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by Stockmoose16 » Thu Sep 11, 2008 1:05 pm
How many 5 digit numbers can you make out of 01234, where the first number is NOT zero?



I figured out the number of total 5 digit permutations you could have: 5! (720), then subtracted out the number of 5-digit numbers that could have Zero as the first number. That calculation should be 4! (0 is the first number, the last 4 digits can be permuted in 4*3*2*1 ways).

So my answer to the questions is 720 - 24 =696. The answer key says it should be 96. Why doesn't my reasoning work?
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Re: Permutation of 5 digit number

by Stockmoose16 » Thu Sep 11, 2008 1:10 pm
Stockmoose16 wrote:How many 5 digit numbers can you make out of 01234, where the first number is NOT zero?



I figured out the number of total 5 digit permutations you could have: 5! (720), then subtracted out the number of 5-digit numbers that could have Zero as the first number. That calculation should be 4! (0 is the first number, the last 4 digits can be permuted in 4*3*2*1 ways).

So my answer to the questions is 720 - 24 =696. The answer key says it should be 96. Why doesn't my reasoning work?
Nevermind, my logic was correct. I just did 5! wrong. It should be 120, not 720.
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