Statistics: Informed Decisions Using Data (4th Edition)

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ISBN 10: 0321757270
ISBN 13: 978-0-32175-727-2

Chapter 5 - Review - Test - Page 318: 17

Answer

$2,037,468,266,496$ different passwords.

Work Step by Step

First character (a letter): 26 choices Second character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Third character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Fourth character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Fifth character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Sixth character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Seventh character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Eighth character (a letter or a digit): $26+10=36$ choices Using the Multiplication Rule of Counting (see page 298): $26\times36\times36\times36\times36\times36\times36\times36=26\times36^7=2,037,468,266,496$
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