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a compnay wants to have 3 digit phone extensions with the 1st digit not being zero. how many phone extensions are possible?
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this is a straight forward counting principal problem.
this is a straight forward counting principal problem.
you have a 3 digit number so that you cannot use 0 on the first digit
so you multiply the number of digits you are allowed to plug in in each of the slots that you have.
in the first digit you are alloewd to plug in 9 numbers from 1 to 9
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for the second and third, you have all digits, so 10 numers.
once you multiply all those numbers you have the answer
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