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cluponka [151]
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(B) For an explanation of the counting principle see part (A) which is used to solve these problems see part A. Now, here the digits cannot repeat so there are 10 choices for the first but only 9 for the second (since we can't pick the number we just picked again). That leaves 8 choices for the next number and 7 for the last. We multiply these to get: 10 x 9 x 8 x 7 = 5040. There are 5,040 passwords where the digits do not repeat.
(c) Here we are asked for all the passwords that contain a repetition of the number 5. The number five can be repeated 2 times, 3 times or 4 times since there are only 4 digits used in the password.
Repeated two times --> These are passwords that look like this:55XX5XX5XX555X5XX5X5X55X
There are six  ways to do it but all of them occur the same number of times because they are all two fives and two non-fives. So taking 55XX we have 1 choice for the first number (it has to be a five), 1 choice for the second, 9 choices for the next (anything but 5), and 9 for the last. That makes (1)(1)(9)(9) = 81 ways. As there are 6 ways to get two fives that makes (6)(81)=486 ways
Repeated three times --> passwords look like this:555X55X55X55X55There are four ways to get three fives. Each occurs this many times...let's use 555X so there is 1 choice for the first number (it has to be a five), 1 choice for the next, 1 choice for the next and 9 choices for the last. That's (1)(1)(1)(9) = 9 ways. Since we can get three fives in 6 different ways that's (9)(6)=54 passwords.
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