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OpenStudy (dayton):

Part ID codes consist of 4 different letters and 3 different digits. How many codes are possible if the letters must be kept together? For example, 34ABCD9 and W AXT 614 are good, but T R67Y Z3 is bad.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

a lot first we can compute the number of ways to do this if the letters are the first 4 slots by the counting principle it would be \(26^4\times 10^3\)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

then we count how many ways we can put the letter in the 7 slots it is just counting they could be in the first 4 places, the second 4 places the third 4 places or the last 4 places you have 4 choices of places to put the letters, so multiply the above answer by 4

OpenStudy (dayton):

thanks! that helped a lot! it all makes sense now!

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