SOLUTION: Suppose that you have thirty-five coins and nine pockets. Can you have a different number of coins in each pocket? (One pocket can have no coins.) Mary typed a six-digit num

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Question 49609:
Suppose that you have thirty-five coins and nine pockets. Can you have a different number of coins in each pocket? (One pocket can have no coins.)

Mary typed a six-digit number, but the two 1's she typed did not show. What appeared instead was 2002. How many different six-digit numbers could she have typed?
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NO. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 COINS IN 9 POCKETS & ALL DIFFERENT AMOUNTS REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF 36 COINS.
15 DIFFERENT NUMBERS COULD HAVE BEEN TYPED
112002
211002
201102
200112
200211
121002
120102
120012
120021
210102
210012
210021
201012
201021
200121