Concept:The sum is found using permutations and place values.
Explanation:The digits available are
0,2,4,6,8.
Numbers greater than
10,000 must be five-digit numbers.
Total five-digit permutations with no repetition and no leading zero are
5!−4!=120−24=96.
First, find the sum of all permutations of these five digits, allowing leading zero.
Each digit appears in each place
5!/5=24 times.
Sum of digits is
0+2+4+6+8=20.
So the place-value sum is
24×20×(10000+1000+100+10+1).
=480×11111=5333280.
Now subtract permutations with leading zero.
These are four-digit numbers formed by
2,4,6,8.
Each digit appears in each place
4!/4=6 times.
Their sum is
6×20×1111=133320.
Therefore, required sum
=5333280−133320=5199960.
Answer:The required sum is
5199960, so the correct option is A.