Note:Here we are considering that a digit can be used only once; please revert if this is not the condition.
a) as total number of even numbers =N(numbers with 2 in the end)+N(numbers with 4 in the end)=4!+4! =24+24 =48
b)total such numbers =N(first number 3 and last number 2)+N(first number 3 and last number 4)+N(first number 4 and last number 2)+N(first number 5 and last number 2)+N(first number 5 and last number 4)
=3!+3!+3!+3!+3! =6+6+6+6+6=30
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