You want to multiply together the number of possible choices for each digit in the code.
0-9 is ten possible numbers, since repetitions are allowed (example code 2,2,2,2) there are ten possible choices per digit in the code.
10*10*10*10 = 10,000 four digit coded possible
Answer:
66 jars of jam
Step-by-step explanation:
Elizabeth is selling jam at a farmers market.
She earns $5 for each jar of Jan that she sells
Her goal is to earn $450 during the weekend.
Elizabeth has already made $95 from the sale of her jams and $24 from leading a demonstration
Therefore the total amount that has been made is
= $95 + $24
= $119
Since her target is $450 and she has already made $119 then the amount remaining to complete the target can be calculated as follows
= $450 - $119
= $331
The minimum number of jars that Elizabeth must sell to realize her goal can be calculated as follows
= 331/5
= 66
Hence Elizabeth must sell 66 jars of jam to reach her goal.
Wait I don’t understand what u need
Do you mean add are subtract
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