Suppose the Department of Motor Vehicles uses six digits and the numbers 0 through 9 to create its license plates with digits allowed to repeat. (a) How many license plates are possible? (b) How many license plates are possible that begin and end with a 5?

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Suppose the Department of Motor Vehicles uses six digits and the numbers 0 through 9 to create
its license plates with digits allowed to repeat.

(a) How many license plates are possible?

(b) How many license plates are possible that begin and end with a 5?

 

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