3.52. How many telephone mobile numbers are composed of nine digits such that: (c) each successive digit of this number is 1 less than the preceding digit (d) the first, third, fifth, seventh and ninth digits are the same and are odd numbers, while the remaining digits are different even numbers?

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3.52. How many telephone mobile numbers are composed of nine digits such that:

(c) each successive digit of this number is 1 less than the preceding digit
(d) the first, third, fifth, seventh and ninth digits are the same and are odd numbers, while the remaining digits are different even numbers?

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