Using the digits 0,1,2,....8,9 determine how many of each type of the three-digit number can be constructed based on each: A.One cannot be used for the first digit and every digit must be odd; B. the number must begin with an odd number and must end with an even number; digits may repeat

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Using the digits 0,1,2,....8,9 determine how many of each type of the three-digit number can be constructed based on each:

A.One cannot be used for the first digit and every digit must be odd;

B. the number must begin with an odd number and must end with an even number; digits may repeat

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