Mathematics, 01.08.2021 14:00, hey9691

Oliver picks a 4-digit even number that is greater than 3000. The second digit is a multiple of 4.
How many different numbers could Oliver pick?

Please help me!!! The right answer is 699, but please be really kind to show me the working out

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Oliver picks a 4-digit even number that is greater than 3000. The second digit is a multiple of 4....