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Hi Antony, 1000 is correct, you have 10 choices for each of the three dials so that's $10\times10\times10$ choices. If you are going through them to identify her combination I would do so in "numerical order" starting at zero.
This gives another verification that there are 1000 possible combinations, the numbers from zero to 999. Penny |
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