Find the number of mutually different isosceles triangles (at least
two sides are equal) such that each side of each triangle is either
\(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\) or
\(5\).
Find the number of mutually different triangles such that all
three sides of each triangle are mutually different and each side is
\(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\) or
\(5\).
Determine the number of three-digit positive integers that can be formed using the digits \(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\) and
\(5\). The digits can be used repeatedly.
Find the number of the positive integers with three digits which can be written using
the digits \(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\) and
\(5\). Each
digit can be used at most once.
Find the number of positive integers with three mutually different digits which can be written just
using the digits \(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\),
\(5\) and which can
be divided by \(4\).
Find the number of positive integers with three mutually different digits which can be written just
using the digits \(2\),
\(3\),
\(4\),
\(5\) and which can
be divided by \(3\).