10,000,000,000,000 This would be the number of permutations on a 13-position combination lock, for example. In the first position there would be one number out of ten possibilities (0-9). Next to any one number there would be any one of ten again. So in the first two positions there are 10 x 10 possible combinations i.e. 10^2 (= 100). In the third position there would be 10 more possibilities against the previous 100 possibilities, i.e. 100 x 10, that is: 10^3 (= 1000). So, for a thirteen digit lock, there would be 10^13 possibilities, which is 1 followed by thirteen zeros, as shown above. Of course, if 'numbers' with leading digits e.g. 0 000 087 654 321, and all zeros, are not counted as valid 'numbers' then there are 13 less possibilities. i.e. There are only 9,999,999,999,987 possible ' numbers'.
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There are 720 combinations if you use each of the digits only once per combination.
120 combinations using each digit once per combination. There are 625 combinations if you can repeat the digits.
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