Form 8 Digit Number with 7s, 6s & 0s

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The discussion centers on forming an 8-digit number using the digits 7, 6, and 0, where the ones place represents the count of 7s, the tens place represents the count of 6s, and the 10 million place represents the count of 0s. Participants noted confusion regarding the phrasing of the riddle, particularly the use of "no" to mean both "number" and "no." The challenge requires careful counting and clarity in communication to solve effectively.

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main aim : You have to form a 8 digit number such that
the conditions are
the ones place stands no of 7's in the final 8 digit no that will form
the tens place stands : no of 6's in the final 8 digit no
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then the 10^7 the place stands for no of 0's in the 8 digit no



what is the no.?
 
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Your post is confusing because you're using no as number and no as no.

Perhaps you could clarify it a bit more.
 
The way you word your riddles is a big no-no!
 
42101000
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It has nly 6 digits
 
Lostinthought said:
It has nly 6 digits
Count again...
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Borek said:
The way you word your riddles is a big no-no!

A big number-number?
 
What about a big number-factorial_of_a_number ?
:smile:
 

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