Mathematics, 28.05.2021 20:40, MorgannJ

6. You were trying to guess the phone number of your crush. You know the area code, but you have to guess the remaining seven digits. Assuming that none of the digits repeat, how many different
phone numbers are you going to have to try before ensuring that you
get the right one?

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