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How many passwords can be created which meet each set of criteria below?

Use the counting unions method, counting cartesian product or pigeon principle method to get the answer

• passwords may only contain lowercase letters
• passwords may be between 5 and 7 characters long
• passwords may not start with the letters a, b or c
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passwords may not contain the following 4-letter word: sock

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Given criteria:

Passwords may only contain lowercase letters.
Passwords may be between 5 and 7 characters long.
Passwords may not start with the letters a, b or c
Passwords may not contain the following 4-letter word: sock

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