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Assume that X={E,C,B,G} and Y={7,1,6,2,4,5} A code consists of 3 different symbols selected from X followed by three not necessarily different symbols from Y. symbols selected from X followed by three, not necessarily different symbols from Y how many different codes are possible?

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QUESTION. Assume that X={E,C,B,G} and Y={7,1,6,2,4,5} A code consists of 3 different symbols selected from X followed by three not necessarily different symbols from Y. symbols selected from X followed by three, not necessarily different symbols from Y how many different codes are possible? ANSWER.s X={E,C,B,G} Y={7,1,6,2,4,5} The code 3 symbols taken from X , 3 symbols from Y not necessarily different.
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