SOLUTION: A NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE IS STARTING WITH IN 614 AREA CODE. IF THE NEW EXCHANGE BEGINS WITH 598 FIND THE AMOUNT OF THE NUMBER POSSIBLE. ASSUME THAT DIGITS CAN REPEAT
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Question 284329: A NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE IS STARTING WITH IN 614 AREA CODE. IF THE NEW EXCHANGE BEGINS WITH 598 FIND THE AMOUNT OF THE NUMBER POSSIBLE. ASSUME THAT DIGITS CAN REPEAT
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