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A locker combination has three nonzero digits, and digits cannot be repeated. If the first two digits are even, what is the probability that the third digit is even?

A locker combination has three nonzero digits, and digits cannot be repeated. If the first two digits are even, what is the probability that the third digit is even?
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A locker combination has three nonzero digits, and digits cannot be repeated. If the first two digits are even, what is the probability that the third digit is even?

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Depends on the size of the lock, some locks go to 50 while others got to 40 it would 20/40
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