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2. A palindrome is a number or a word that is the same in the two directions: left to right and vice versa. Example of palindromes: da
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2. A palindrome is a number or a word that is the same in the two directions: left to right and vice
versa. Example of palindromes: dad, mom, noon, karak, 22, 121, 3443. How many palindrome
numbers can you make with 4 digits, with the possibility of repeating the digits? *
*8100
*8102
*8104
*8098
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Answer:
90 between 1000 and 9999
Step-by-step explanation:
The first digit cannot be 0. It can be nine other digits.
The second digit can be anything between 0 and 9.
To be palindromic the 2nd and 3rd digits must be the same.
And in addition, the 1st and 4 numbers must be the same.
So the answer is 9 * 10 = 90. That does seem too small, but try making a palindrome with the restrictions I have outlined. None of the examples you have given beginning with 8 are palindromic.
8118 is palindromic
8998 is also palindromic
9009 is palindromic
2002 is palindromic
There are only 90 of them.