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08 Jan 2025, 04:22
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How many 3-character alphanumeric sequences can appear as the 5th, 6th, and 7th characters of a valid CID under Proposal 2?
I've attached three files showing the complete question and resources. The correct answer it says is 46,656 which would be 36x36x36. However proposal 2 has a 'character transformer' that replaces the characters: r, s, t, a, i, o, u with the characters s, t, r, e, e, e, e respectively. I'm confused because this transformation will reduce the character options to 32 unique identifiers and thus the answer to 32x32x32 (which is not an option)
Is the question wrong or am I missing something?
Please help, very confused by this
I've attached three files showing the complete question and resources. The correct answer it says is 46,656 which would be 36x36x36. However proposal 2 has a 'character transformer' that replaces the characters: r, s, t, a, i, o, u with the characters s, t, r, e, e, e, e respectively. I'm confused because this transformation will reduce the character options to 32 unique identifiers and thus the answer to 32x32x32 (which is not an option)
Is the question wrong or am I missing something?
Please help, very confused by this
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08 Jan 2025, 04:31
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AnonLondon
This question is discussed here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/to-comply-wi ... 21182.html Hope it helps.
