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characters long. However, she doesn’t want it to be too complicated, so she limits her
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Question 1195047: Jenny wants to come up with a strong password for her computer. She decides to make it 12
characters long. However, she doesn’t want it to be too complicated, so she limits herself to
lowercase letters and numerals (0-9). How many possible passwords can Jenny create? Show
your work and leave your answer in exponential or factorial form Answer by ikleyn(52793) (Show Source):
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Jenny wants to come up with a strong password for her computer. She decides to make it 12
characters long. However, she doesn’t want it to be too complicated, so she limits herself to
lowercase letters and numerals (0-9). How many possible passwords can Jenny create? Show
your work and leave your answer in exponential or factorial form
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She can use any of 26 lowercase letters and/or 10 numerals (digits) in every of 12 positions.
So, she has 26+10 = 36 different symbols to use in any position, and there are no any other restrictions.
Hence, the number of all possible passwords she may have or may create is . ANSWER
