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What is the value of 5 in the smallest possible nine digit number without repeating?
4321
What is the smallest 5 digit even number you can make without repeating a number?
10234 If you're cheap, you can go 01234
What is the place value of 5 in the smallest possible nine digit number without repeating?
The smallest possible 9 digit number (assuming negatives are not allowed) is 102,345,678 in which 5 is in the thousands' place.
What is the least 9 digit number possible without repeating a digit What is the value of the digit 2?
Examples of 9 digit numbers without repeating a digit: 123,456,789 876,543,210 714,825,369 Because you want the smallest number (I missed this part of the question 102345678 is the smallest (01... smaller still if you allow leading zero) If you are allowed decimals however, the smallest number would be: 0.12345678 (assuming you count the leading 0) For the second question (what is the value of the digit 2): 2 represents the number two, the number between one (1) and three (3).
What is the difference between largest number with no repetition and smallest number with no repetition?
The largest number with no repetition of digits (if that is what is meant) is 9876543210. The "smallest" number with no repetition is the negative of that if we allow negative numbers so the difference is zero. If by "smallest" we mean non-negative number, the smallest number with no repetition is 0 so the difference is the original number, 9876543210. If by "smallest" we mean smallest positive number, the smallest positive number without repeating digits is .01, so the difference is 9876543209.99. The unambiguous way to write a number smaller than 1 is to prefix it with "0." To be extremely precise, if by "no repetition" you mean to require that form and to exclude 0.01 because there are two zeros, then the smallest positive number "without repetition" is 0.1 and the difference is 9876543209.9. Everything depends on exactly what is meant by the question. It is important to avoid ambiguity in mathematics - and in everything else.
