
Find the maximum number of different passwords, choose the correct option.

Answer to Problem 33STP
Option
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Brad’s password must be five digits long, use the numbers
Options:-
Calculation:
A password is made up of five digits from
Now we have ten choices for the first digit of the password, nine choices for the second digit, eight choices for the third digit, seven choices for the fourth digit, six choices for the fifth digit
So the total possible passwards are,
Hence, option
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