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We put our cryptographers to work on this apparently coded question, and asked them

to decipher what it's trying to ask. They struggled and debated among themselves for

quite some time. Then, just before lunch, they agreed that there is an 83% probability

that the question is:

"How many 3-digit numbers can be made with the common decimal digits zero through 9 ?"

The largest one is 999, so there would be 999 of them, but the first 99 don't count, because

the numbers 1 - 99 have less than 3 digits.

So there are (999 - 99) = 900 different 3-digit numbers.

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