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- Calculate the number of integers divisible by 4 between 50 and 500, inclusive.
- Hexadecimal digits are formed using either a numeric decimal digit or a letter from A to F. How many possible digits can be chosen? Did you use the sum rule or the product rule?
- A combination lock requires three numbers from 1 to 25. How many combinations are possible? Did you use the sum rule or the product rule? (Note that although we use the term combination with locks, order matters.)
- Use the permutation formula to calculate the number permutations of the set {a, b, c, d} taken two at a time. Also list these permutations.
- Using the pigeonhole principle, show that any 11 digit decimal number must contain two instances of some decimal digit.
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