As of April 2006, roughly 50 million .com web domain names were registered (e.g., yahoo.com). (a) How many domain names consisting of just two letters in sequence can be formed? 26*26 domain names How many domain names of length two are there if digits as well as letters are permitted as characters? [Note: A character length of three or more is now mandated.] 676 x domain names (b) How many domain names are there consisting of three letters in sequence? [Note: All are currently taken.] 26*26*26 domain names How many of this length are there if either letters or digits are permitted? 17576 x domain names (c) How many domain names are there consisting of four letters in sequence? 456976 domain names How many of this length are there if either letters or digits are permitted? 1679616 domain names (d) As of a certain date, 96,485 of the four-character sequences using either letters or digits had not yet been claimed. If a four-character name is randomly selected on that date, what is the probability that it is already owned? (Round your answer to four decimal places.) 0.9426

As of April 2006, roughly 50 million .com web domain names were registered (e.g., yahoo.com). (a) How many domain names consisting of just two letters in sequence can be formed? 2626 domain names How many domain names of length two are there if digits as well as letters are permitted as characters? [Note: A character length of three or more is now mandated.] 676 x domain names (b) How many domain names are there consisting of three letters in sequence? [Note: All are currently taken.] 2626*26 domain names How many of this length are there if either letters or digits are permitted? 17576 x domain names (c) How many domain names are there consisting of four letters in sequence? 456976 domain names How many of this length are there if either letters or digits are permitted? 1679616 domain names (d) As of a certain date, 96,485 of the four-character sequences using either letters or digits had not yet been claimed. If a four-character name is randomly selected on that date, what is the probability that it is already owned? (Round your answer to four decimal places.) 0.9426

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.1P: a. How many different 7-place license plates are possible if the first 2 places are for letters and...

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