Considering 26 letters alphabet
For the first letter there are 26 choices, for the second also, but for the third just one choice (the same letter as the second) and for the fourth one choice (the same as the first letter)
so there are 26x26 palindromes
and 26x26x26x26 possible words of four letters
so the probability would be (26x26) / (26x26x26x26)
If aaaa is not to be consider as a palindrome then it's (26x25) / (26x26x26x26)
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There are 264 possible combinations of four letters. There are 262 possible palindromes, because there are 26 choices for each of the first and second letters, and the third, fourth letters are uniquely determined. Hence the probability is 262/264, or 1/262.
A palindrome is any series of letters, numbers or other symbols that are the same whether read forward or backward, such as the word level.
It is approx 54%.
A "one step palindrome is "any number can be changed into a palindrome number by reversing the digits and adding to the original number" one time. For example, the number 23 can be turned into a palindrome in just one step: 23 + 32 = 55 The same goes for the number 12: 12 + 21 = 33
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The probability for a single random choice, is 6/13.
A palindrome is a number, or sequence of letters, that is read the same from left to right, as from right to left. For example, the word "noon" - if you read it backwards, you also get "noon".
If this is for the Facebook palindrome it's IVETATEVI
The lexicographically smallest palindrome that can be formed using the letters in the keyword "keyword" is "deed."
Those letters spell palindrome.
a spoonerism
If it's three letters, it's "eye."
A palindrome for the word "tier" is "reit," which is not a recognized English word. However, "tier" itself does not have a direct palindrome since a palindrome reads the same forwards and backwards. The closest approach to finding a palindrome would involve rearranging letters or using a different set of letters entirely.
Racecar...... R A C E Four letters....
palindrome
tattarrattat - the longest palindrome in the Oxford English Dictionary, coined by James Joyce in Ulysses for a knock on the door
A palindrome is any series of letters, numbers or other symbols that are the same whether read forward or backward, such as the word level.
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