So far, this is what I know. There are 9 ways to place 2020 and $\frac{8!}{4!2!2!}$ ways to arrange the remaining numbers. Im having a problem tackling the overcounting case.. If there are 2 seprate 2020s then i need to subtract $6C4$? Thanks in advance!
Is there a solution using PIE or recursion?
Unfortunately, the solution is not so straight-forward. There's no problem with the first step:
Total number of permutations including all over-counts = $\frac{9!}{4! 2! 2!} = 3780$
Next, we consider where we can get over-counts, so as to get rid of them from the total number of permutations. Over-counts arise from the following scenarios.
How many permutations of each scenario are there?
The final answer is then $3780 - 5 \times 2 - 200 - 10 = 3560$.