SOLUTION: A 5 entry password requires that the first two entries are letters and the last three entries are numbers. If repetition is allowed, how many different passwords can be selected?

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Question 1082620: A 5 entry password requires that the first two entries are letters and the last three entries are numbers. If repetition is allowed, how many different passwords can be selected?
A) 492,804
B) 676,000
C) 468,000
D) 327,600
Answer by Boreal(15235) About Me  (Show Source):
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26*26*10*10*10, since 26 letters in alphabet and 26^2=676
B.