A passcode consists of 3 characters chosen from 3 categories: the alphabet, the digits, and the 9 symbols ∼, !, @, #, $, %, ˆ, &, *. How many different passcodes can be created if there must be one character from each category?

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A passcode consists of 3 characters chosen from 3 categories: the alphabet, the digits, and the 9 symbols ∼, !, @, #, $, %, ˆ, &, *. How many different passcodes can be created if there must be one character from each category?

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Given,no.of symbols=9no.of alphabets(A to Z)=26no.of digit (0 to 9)=10

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