Find the number of positive integers greater than 6000 and less than 7000 which are divisible by 5, provided that no digit is to be repeated.

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  A n y     n u m b e r     d i v i s i b l e     b y     5 ,     i t s     u n i t     p l a c e     m u s t     h a v e     0     o r     5 We  have  to  find  4-digit  number  greater  than  6000  and  less  than  7000. So,  the  unit  place  can  be  filled  with  2  ways  (0  or  5)  since,  repetition  is  not  allowed. ∴     t e n s     p l a c e     c a n     b e     f i l l e d     w i t h     7     w a y s     a n d     h u n d r e d s     p l a c e     c a n     b e     f i l l e d     w i t h     8     w a y s . B u t     t h e     r e q u i r e d     n u m b e r     i s     g r e a t e r     t h a n     6 0 0 0     a n d     l e s s     t h a n     7 0 0 0 . S o ,     t h o u s a n d     p l a c e     c a n     b e     f i l l e d     w i t h     1     d i g i t s     i . e .     6                                                                 T h 1             H 8             T 7               O 2 So,  the  total  number  of  integers=1*8*7*2=112 Hence,  the  required  number  of  integers=112

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