Asked by julie
An identity thief watches someone enter a 4-digit PIN and manages to see the first two digits. If the thief tries guessing the PIN, how many possibilities would there be?
a.
81
b.
90
c.
100
d.
200
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Answer: c. 100
Explanation: With the first two digits known, the remaining two each can be any of 10 digits (0–9), so 10 × 10 = 100 possible PINs.
Explanation: With the first two digits known, the remaining two each can be any of 10 digits (0–9), so 10 × 10 = 100 possible PINs.
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