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If it is allowed in this problem for five digit numbers to start from the zero digit, then the solution by other tutor is good.
But it is commonly assumed in the everyday life that, when consider "n-digit numbers", then the first digit is not "0".
Under this constraint, the solution of the previous post must be changed in this way:
1. Choose the "units" digit by any way among 1, 3, 5 or 7.
You will have an odd number, and you have 4 options at this step.
2. As the left-most, you can choose any of remaining 8-1 = 7 digits EXCEPT zero.
So you have (8-1)-1 = 6 options in all at this step.
3. For 2-nd position from the left, you have 8-2 = 6 options among remaining digits.
For 3-rd position from the left, you have 5 options among remaining digits.
For 4-th position from the left, you have 4 options among remaining digits.
4. In all, you have 4*6*6*5*4 = 2880 choices and 2880 of 5-digit different odd numbers.