Consider four blanks
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7 is in thousand place, then 3 can be placed in any of the 3 places in 3 ways. Remaining two blanks can be filled with remaining eight digits in \(^8P_2\) ways. The number of numbers that have 7 is in thousand place is \(3×^8P_2=168\)
Thousand place cannot be 0,7 and 3, it can be filled with remaining 7 digits in 7 ways. In remaining 3 blanks, 7 and 3 can be arranged in 3 ways. Fourth blank can be filled in 7 ways. The number of numbers that are formed where 7 and 3 is not in thousand place is \(7×3×7=147\).
Hence total required numbers = \(168+147 = 315\)
So, the correct option is (C): \(315\)