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1. I've only just scrapped through math in high school but recently I have started to take up an interest in the subject. I was listening to a math podcast and they posted a question to be answered the following episode. However, I cannot seem to track that one down and I really need an answer because I'm starting to obsess on it.
2. A 3 combination lock has 36 possible numbers. What are all the possible combinations if you can reuse numbers but not consecutively? Examble: 121 but not 112, or 122
3. I assumed that you would take 36*35*35 which would be 44,100 different possible combinations. Is this correct? I'm more interested in the correct equation to use, then I am the answer.
2. A 3 combination lock has 36 possible numbers. What are all the possible combinations if you can reuse numbers but not consecutively? Examble: 121 but not 112, or 122
3. I assumed that you would take 36*35*35 which would be 44,100 different possible combinations. Is this correct? I'm more interested in the correct equation to use, then I am the answer.
