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40 letter codes an identification code is to consist of three letters followed by four digits. How many different codes are possible if The first letter must be an A,B,C, or D and the repetition is not permitted
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Since the letters cannot be repeated in the same order, you have a permutation. If the numbers cannot be repeated either then you have another permutation. Then the number of codes would be P1 + P2.
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