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Mathematics, 02.10.2020 15:01 samantha9014

Number plates in Victoria used to have three letters followed by three digits (e. g.YAS 233). They recently changed to a non-zero digit (1 - 9) followed by two letters
then another non-zero digit followed by another two letters (e. g. 1AA 7WS). The
government claims that this will give them twice as many distinct number plates. Is
this true?

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