Dano forgot his computer password. The password was four characters long. Dano remembered only three characters: 3, g, N. The last character was one of the numbers 3, 5, 7, 9. How many possible expansions are there for Dano's password?

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Answer to a math question Dano forgot his computer password. The password was four characters long. Dano remembered only three characters: 3, g, N. The last character was one of the numbers 3, 5, 7, 9. How many possible expansions are there for Dano's password?

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Keďže si Dano pamätal tri znaky zo štyroch, musíme zistiť počet možných rozšírení pre posledný znak hesla. Dano si pamätá, že posledný znak je buď 3, 5, 7 alebo 9. Každá z týchto možností nám dáva jedno možné rozšírenie hesla. Preto existujú 4 možné rozšírenia pre poslednú postavu. Odpoveď: Existujú 4 možné rozšírenia pre Danovo heslo.

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