Question 974633
How many numbers greater than 600 can be formed from the digits 2,3,4,6 if 
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The first digit can only be 6
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a. No digit is used twice
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Three-digit numbers:

Choose the 1st digit 1 way, as 6.
Choose the 2nd digit as any of the 3 remaining digits {2,3,4}.
Choose the 3rd digit as any of the 2 remaining digits. 

That's 1*3*2 = 6 three digit numbers.  We can just list them:

1. 623
2. 624
3. 632
4. 634
5. 642
6. 643 

Four-digit numbers:

That's also 6 because in each of the cases above we just put 
the 1 remaining digit on the end of each of those 6 three-digit
numbers above.

1. 6234
2. 6243
3. 6324
4. 6342
5. 6423
6. 6432 

Total: 6+6 = 12.
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b. No such rule exists
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Infinitely many because 666666666666666666666666666666
is possible or even numbers that stretch out to the moon. :)

Edwin</pre>