Question 10 W An access code consists of 2 letters of the alphabet (A-Z) followed by 6 digits (0-9). How many different access codes are possible if repeats are allowed?

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An access code consists of 2 letters of the alphabet (A-Z) followed by 6 digits (0-9). How many
different access codes are possible if repeats are allowed?

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ow many different access codes are possible = 26^3*10^4 = 175760000

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