Please post only one question per thread. Otherwise things can become pretty complicated when there are discussions on multiple questions.
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In the future, please include the answer choices. In many cases, we can quickly answer GMAT questions by examining the options.shruti93 wrote:1.if in a stock market. Each stock is designated with a 1,2,3 letter code using 26 letters and each code in diff order represents diff codes. How many such codes exist?
That said . . .
1-letter codes.
26 letters to choose from
TOTAL: 26
2-letter codes.
26 options for first letter
26 options for second letter
TOTAL: (26)(26) = 26^2
3-letter codes.
26 options for first letter
26 options for second letter
26 options for third letter
TOTAL: (26)(26)(26) = 26^3
Total number of 1-, 2-, or 3-letter codes =[spoiler] 26 + 26^2 + 26^3[/spoiler]
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