Q41 / 60 · IAT (IISER) 2018 · Mathematics

A number is picked uniformly randomly from the set of five digit natural numbers. What is the probability that at least one of the digits of the number thus picked is 0 ?

A
\(\frac{3987}{10000}\).
B
\(\frac{2601}{10000}\).
Correct answer
C
\(\frac{3439}{10000}\).
D
\(\frac{3095}{10000}\).

Hence, the correct answer is option: 'C'.

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