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How many possible passwords can you have if you can use numbers, letters, or capital letters but you must have at least one capital letter and your password needs to be exactly 5 characters long.
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How many possible passwords can you have if you can use numbers, letters, or capital letters but you must have at least one capital letter and your password needs to be exactly 5 characters long.

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628 possible passwords.

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