Asked by Madeline

The lock is numbered from 0-49. Each combination uses a right,left, right pattern. Find the total # of possible combinations.

I know for a fact it equals 125000 but how do you get that????
Answered by Ms. Sue
50 * 50 * 50 = ?

Answered by Anonymous
chicken
Answered by Swoogy
50*50*50 because 0-49 (COUNTING 0) is 50. then, multiply 50 times the amount of times you rotate the lock
Answered by Mariana
125000
Answered by Anonymous






Item 3
The lock is numbered from 0 to 49. Each combination uses three numbers in a right, left, right pattern. Find the total number of possible combinations for the lock.
Answered by ur mom
i have no clue
Answered by I ate
Me neither
Answered by skadoo skadae
DO U KNOW DA WAE
Answered by HI STUPID!!!
U STUPID THE PERSON THAT CALLED YOU WRONG!!!
Answered by An educated person
All I know is that you do 50x50x50 because 0-49 is 50 since you count 0. You do 50•50•50 because you rotate the lock that many times each. Thus making 125,000
Answered by Tearra
What is the actual answer
Answered by kamerin
you guy have to give me the really awner
Answered by SubToMarcoMarcoBeast #1
The actual answer is 150. You have 50 possible numbers to work with from 0-49 (49+1 inclusive). Since there is three possible directions to go, you multiple 50 by 3 to get 150 possible ways.
Answered by bread
For a 0-49 lock you have to do 50*50*50=125,000. It is 50 and not 49 because you have 49(1-49),but you also have 0.(49+1+50)
Answered by sans
You do 50 x 50 x 50, because it includes 0. A common mistake is to do 49 x 49 x 49, which seems right, but in reality does not count zero, so is incorrect
Answered by Anonymous
joe mama
Answered by hiiiiiiiii
I have a question on my test like this and it keeps saying 125,000 is wrong so idk what you guys are doing
Answered by anonymous
50*50*50 because there are 50 options for the first number and 50 for the 2nd and 3rd number, so you multiply them to get 125,000.
Answered by Juan
Rule of Multiplication If events A and B come from the same sample space, the probability that both A and B occur is equal to the probability the event A occurs times the probability that B occurs, given that A has occurred.

P(A ∩ B) = P(A) P(B|A)

Therefore you have 50 *50*50 = 125,000
Answered by John
Y’all wrong
Answered by John
Use a tree diagram
Answered by pretty baby
50 * 50* 50= 125000
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