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Using the digits 8, 2 and 5 exactly once each, all the possible 3-digit numbers are formed.
What is the difference between the greatest and the smallest such number?

Class 6Place Value and Large NumbersNumbers
  • A654
  • B594
  • C1188
  • D534

Step-by-Step Solution

Greatest number from 8,2,5 is 852; smallest is 258. Difference = 852 - 258 = 594.
Answer: B) 594

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