Answer:
1000000 = 1 MLN CODES
Step-by-step explanation:
According the terms of the problems the code has 6 digits or has 6 positions.
At 1st position any of 10 digits (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9 ) can put
The digits can repeated, so at position 2 any of 10 difits can put.
At position 3 again any of 10 digits can put and similarly for each of next positions can be put any of 10 digits.
So each position of the code has 10 possible variants.
To find the total number of possible codes we have to multiply the number of variants for each position to each other.
N=10*10*10*10*10*10= 10^6=1 000 000
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
its a cube, so all the sides are 16.
hope you pass surface area it has ALOT of formulas ( :
The way you can tell if a function is linear or non-linear is if the rate of change is constant. Here you can tell it isn't the whole time.
-3 to -1 is +2
-1 to 0 is +2
0 to 1 is +1 (Here is where the rate of change changes, making it non-linear.)
But just in case, let's check the y-values.
-5 to -1 is +4
-1 to 1 is +2 (Again, here is where you can tell)
Hope this helps!