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Oduvanchick [21]2 years ago

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the graphical representation of 5% of light and 80% of light is the same so light has no effect on seed growth

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Crazy boy [7]

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The number that cannot be the largest possible 6-digit number is;

(D) AAABCB

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question, we have;

A, B, and C = Distinct digits, therefore, A ≠ B ≠ C

The number of digits in the number to be formed = 6 digits

The number of 'A' in the number to be formed = 3

The number of 'B' in the number to be formed = 2

The number of 'C' in the number to be formed = 1

We have;

When A > B > C

The largest possible number = AAABBC

When C > A > B

The largest possible number = CAAABB

When B > A > C

The largest possible number = BBAAAC

When A > C > B

The largest possible number = AAACBB

Therefore, given that when A > B > C, the largest possible number = AAABBC, we have;

AAABBC > AAABCB, because B > C, therefore, within the tens and unit of the two 6 digit numbers, we have, BC > CB

∴ AAABBC > AAABCB and <u>AAABCB</u>, cannot be the largest possible 6-digit number

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