Worked Examples · Example 13
Q.How many different license plates are possible, if each plate contains a sequence of three letters starting with D followed by four digit - non zero number.
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →Multiply the ways to fill the 3 letter-slots (first fixed as D) by the ways to fill the 4 non-zero digit-slots, using the multiplication principle; repetition is allowed within each group of slots (no restriction against it is stated).
Multiplication Principle: for a sequence of independent slots with choices each, the total number of sequences is .
- Letters (3 slots): the first letter must be D choice. The 2nd and 3rd letters can be any of the letters of the alphabet (repetition allowed) choices each. Ways for the letter part .
- Digits (4 slots): "non-zero number" means every digit is chosen from , i.e. choices per digit slot, with repetition allowed. Ways for the digit part . …
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