Hello team,
I think below problem in the variation quiz has wrong answer.
Going back to the combination lock example from the lecture, imagine the correct code consisted of a single 4-letter word. However, this time the passcode only consists of the letters of “password”. How many possible passcodes are there?
4^8
incorrect8^4
7^4
4^7
I think Correct option is 8^4. The word ‘Password’ contains eight letters and correct code consisted of single 4-letters. thus it may be 8^4.
Correct me if I am wrong.
Link is :
https://365datascience.teachable.com/courses/probability/lectures/9302993
Hey Adnan,
Thanks for reaching out!
Even though the word “password” consists of 8 letters, it only consists of 7 unique letters (double “s”). Hence, if the code is “rows” it doesn’t matter which s we use since it’s the same letter. Hence, we only have 7 letters to work with.
Best,
365 Vik