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0036 isn't a four digit number?

what about negatives?
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0036 is not a four-digit number,it is a two-digit number.The question asks for a four-digit number that do not contain 3 or 6.
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i realize the question said no 3's or 6's but i just used 0036 as an example. thanks. i appreciate the clarity.



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