statistics questions PLEASE HELP?

A telephone number consists of seven digits, the first three representing the exchange.

How many different telephone numbers are possible within the 537 exchange?

Number of possible telephone numbers _________________


thanks

Chris2010-02-07T17:17:05Z

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Given four numbers to choose from, none of the 10 digits out of bounds, the answer is 10^4.

Anonymous2010-02-08T01:18:43Z

Well, if we refer exclusively to the 537 prefix, then we can, by definition of the question, rule out the first 3 digits entirely. This leaves us with 4 suffix digits with which to make a number. Assuming we may start from 0000 and move in the range to 9999, this gives us 10,000 possible telephone numbers. Hope this helps.

?2010-02-08T01:19:00Z

If there are no restrictions on the digits that can be used, there are 10000 numbers, from 537-0000 through 537-9999

Andy D2010-02-08T01:20:39Z

yup. above answer is correct. 10 to the power 4 (as you have four numbers left) so it's 10^4 = 10,000 possible combinations. :)

peabody2010-02-08T01:18:59Z

10*10*10*10 = 10000