Let's compute the probability that a 7-digit phone number does not contain 8s, at all.
This means that, for each of the 7 digits, we have 9 choices (the ten digits except 8).
So, there are [tex]7^9[/tex] 7-digit phone numbers that don't contain 8s.
Note that the total number of 7-digit phone numbers is [tex]7^{10}[/tex], because we have 10 choices (the ten digits) for each of the seven slots.
So, the probability of finding a phone number with no 8s is
[tex]\dfrac{7^9}{7^{10}} = \dfrac{1}{7}[/tex]
This implies that the probability that a 7-digit phone number contains at least one 8 is the complementary probability
[tex]1-\dfrac{1}{7}=\dfrac{6}{7}[/tex]