I got this little thing from my math class… wondered if any of you wanted to have a go (all you MIT people will thing this is a joke 
) The problem is you have to figure out how many different possible license plates you could have (3 random numbers and 3 random letters)… Any of you got it?>
well since there are 26 letters in the alphabet you do
262626
and 10 numbers
101010
you get 17576 and 1000
so you do 17576*1000 and you get
17576000
PS! That’s just my logic… dunno if it really is that way 
write a computer program to figure it out for you. Thats what I would do.
Cool can we have a help with homework forum?
haha I have no idea Isn’t there a nifty formula involving the nCr and nPr? I haven’t touched probabilities in at least 4 or 5 years, and I never really learned it well enough either.
EDIT: Syko’s way sounds like it is right.
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Aaaahhhh my GCSE was on probabilities.
I was funded the costs and used skittles then at the end I sold loads of skittles and made a profite on my high school courses ehehehehehee
hehee, I had 15 points (A+) in the probabilities test :love:
hmm, it has been a while but I would say Syko is right.
