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All i'm going to apply here is the fundamental counting principle.
00:10
And what the fundamental counting principle is, is just count up how many spaces you have.
00:18
So for each one of these, it sounds like there's six entries you can have.
00:24
And then you multiply between each.
00:26
So i'll just write that up here.
00:28
Multiply.
00:29
So as i'm looking at part a where they say the first two are letters, and it says letters can be repeated.
00:39
Well, there's 26 letters to choose from, and we can use the same one twice.
00:44
And then the last four digits are digits between zero and nine.
00:49
There's 10 for each.
00:51
10 times 10 times 10 times 10.
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So as you multiply all those out, basically you just have to know what 26 times 26 is, which is 676.
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And then you can count up how many zeros you have.
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One, two, three, four...