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the sum of 4 digit numbers formed by 1,2,4 &6 is?
    
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first place 1 no. in the units place...
for each no in unit, we have 3! nos...
hence sum in units place for that no is

3!*n
so units place we have
3!(1+2+4+6)
=6(13)=78

now for 10s place,we have similarly the same no..
so total=78...but since it is 10s place sum value=78*10=780
similarly for 100s place-7800
and 1000s=78000
so total
78000+7800+780+78
=86658

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simple formula ...(for numbers without repetition)
sum of digits formed by n non zero digits is
(sum of digits) * (n-1)! (10n-1)/(10-1)
1,2,4,6 are the given digits
we get
(1+2+4+6)*(4-1)! * (104-1)/(10-1)
13*6*9999/9
= 86658
this happens to be double of what akhil has got..
pls correct if any
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sorry...calculation error...sboosy s ans is right..
took 6*13=39!!!
edit above..both methods r right

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Sol) The total no. of 4 digit numbers formed by 1,2,4 & 6 is 4!
 
i.e 24 combinations are possible. All digits occur 6 times at all places
 
Thus sum of digits at each place is (1+2+4+6) x 6 = 78
 
Thus sum of all digits at units place = 78
 (Thus digit at ones place = 8)
 
Sum of all digits at tens place = 78 + 7 = 85
(Thus digit at tens place = 5)
 
Sum of all digits at Hundred's place = 78 + 8 = 86
(Thus digit at Hundred's place = 6)
 
Sum of all digits at Thousand's place = 78+8 = 86
 
 
Thus the sum is = 86658
 

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