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Mathematics, 02.07.2019 17:00 habah2062

Suppose that you have a very simple 4-digit code for a bicycle lock (digits 0 through 5 allowed), where no digit may be used more than once in the code. what is the probability that someone could randomly guess your code correctly in just a single try?

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