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Let's place the last digit: it must be 2 or 4 or 8 (3 possibilities)
It remainds 4 digits and the number of permutations fo 4 numbers is 4!=4*3*2*1=24
Thus there are 3*24=72 possibilities.
Answer A
If you do'nt believe run this programm
DIM n(5) AS INTEGER, i1 AS INTEGER, i2 AS INTEGER, i3 AS INTEGER, i4 AS INTEGER, i5 AS INTEGER, nb AS LONG, tot AS LONG
tot = 0
n(1) = 1
n(2) = 2
n(3) = 4
n(4) = 7
n(5) = 8
FOR i1 = 1 TO 5
FOR i2 = 1 TO 5
IF i2 <> i1 THEN
FOR i3 = 1 TO 5
IF i3 <> i2 AND i3 <> i1 THEN
FOR i4 = 1 TO 5
IF i4 <> i3 AND i4 <> i2 AND i4 <> i1 THEN
FOR i5 = 1 TO 5
IF i5 <> i4 AND i5 <> i3 AND i5 <> i2 AND i5 <> i1 THEN
nb = ((((n(i1) * 10) + n(i2)) * 10 + n(i3)) * 10 + n(i4)) * 10 + n(i5)
IF nb MOD 2 = 0 THEN
tot = tot + 1
END IF
END IF
NEXT i5
END IF
NEXT i4
END IF
NEXT i3
END IF
NEXT i2
NEXT i1
PRINT "tot="; tot
END
You can see how the difference between two consecutive terms is constantly increasing:




So, for the next terms we'll have to add +9, +11, +13 and so on.
Also, note that
is obtained by adding the 2nd odd number to
,
is obtained by adding the 3rd odd number to
, and so on.
So, the recursive formula is

For the explicit formula, recall that the sum of the first n odd numbers is n squared. Taking into account the fact that we're not starting from 1, we have

5/6 or 83% (roughly, since probability is never exact).
(hope this helps!)
The girls collected 8.5 pounds more than the boys in class 4
<h3>Complete question</h3>
Five classes collected money for a charity of their choice. The amounts of money collected by the boys and girls of each are shown in the chart below.
In Class 4, how much more money did the girls collect than the boys?
<h3>How to determine the difference in amounts?</h3>
From the attached chart, we have the following amount in class 4:
Girls = 12 pounds
Boys = 3.5 pounds
The difference is calculated as:
Difference = Girls - Boys
So, we have:
Difference = 12 pounds - 3.5 pounds
Evaluate
Difference = 8.5 pounds
Hence, the girls collected 8.5 pounds more than the boys in class 4
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