Question
Write the largest four digit decimal number less than $1$ using the digits $1, 5, 3$ and $8$ once.
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Answer
Given digits are $1, 5, 3, 8$ and the number should be less than $1.$
So, the whole part will $0.$
Now, for making largest four digit decimal number we will arrange the given digits in descending order after decimal point. Required decimal number $= 0.8531.$
So, the whole part will $0.$
Now, for making largest four digit decimal number we will arrange the given digits in descending order after decimal point. Required decimal number $= 0.8531.$
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