Suppose that passwords for an email provider:
must be either 8 or 10 characters long
are...
Suppose that passwords for an email provider:
must be either 8 or 10 characters long
are case-sensitive, can include digits, and can include any of
12 special characters
cannot end in a special character
must contain at least one capital letter, one digit, or one
special character (can contain more than one, just must contain at
least one)
How many different passwords are possible? Show
your work. Work on the back of this sheet and
attach additional sheets as necessary. A
final answer...
1) Assume that a password can contain upper and lower-case
letters (26), digits, and special characters...
1) Assume that a password can contain upper and lower-case
letters (26), digits, and special characters from the set { !, #,
$, %, &, * }. Furthermore, each password must start with a
letter and must contain at least one digit and one special
character. How many different six-character passwords can be formed
according to this specification?
A computer password consists of: • letters {a, A, 6, B,
...,2,Z}, • digits {0, 1,...,9),...
A computer password consists of: • letters {a, A, 6, B,
...,2,Z}, • digits {0, 1,...,9), or = 16 • special characters
{!,@,#,$,%}. In addition, a password must • contain at least one
upper case letter, • contain at least one special character. How
many passwords of length 8 are possible?
For a certain computer program a password must be exactly 5
characters long. The first character...
For a certain computer program a password must be exactly 5
characters long. The first character can be any lowercase letter,
the second must be an uppercase letter, the third character must be
a number from 0 – 9, the fourth character can either be a lowercase
letter or a number 0 - 9, the fifth character has to be exactly the
same as the first character.
(6)
How many possible passwords are there?
What is the...
The company has agreed on an 8 character password format,
comprised of upper case letters ,...
The company has agreed on an 8 character password format,
comprised of upper case letters , lower case letters, and digits
(0-9). Find the number of passwords possible where the first 2
characters have to be upper case letters, the next 5 can be lower
case letters or digits , and the last character has to be an upper
case letter. Here are the restrictions:
a. Repetitions are allowed
b. Repetitions are not allowed
Back in the day, Compuserve was the first major national
internet service provider. Users were assigned...
Back in the day, Compuserve was the first major national
internet service provider. Users were assigned ID's by the
company. They had to consist of either: Any eight
octal digits The digit 7 followed by eight octal digits The digit 7
followed by nine octal digits, or The digit 1 followed by nine
decimal digits The octal digits are
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7. The decimal digits are
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. With these rules, how many different
Compuserve ID's were possible? Your answer may be given as an...
Back in the day, Compuserve was the first major national
internet service provider. Users were assigned...
Back in the day, Compuserve was the first major national
internet service provider. Users were assigned ID's by the company.
They had to consist of either:
-Any eight octal digits
-The digit 7 followed by eight octal digits
-The digit 7 followed by nine octal digits, or
-The digit 1 followed by nine decimal digits
The octal digits are 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7. The decimal digits are
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. With these rules, how many different
Compuserve ID's were possible? Your answer may be given...
A license plate is to consist of 3 letters followed by
33
digits. Determine the number...
A license plate is to consist of 3 letters followed by
33
digits. Determine the number of different license plates
possible if the first letter must be an K, L, or M and repetition
of letters and numbers is not permitted.
A.
1 comma 296 comma 0001,296,000
B.
1 comma 386 comma 0001,386,000
C.
9 comma 072 comma 0009,072,000
D.
162 comma 000
2) Allowing (or requiring) users to use numerical digits
(including 0) and one of 28 “special...
2) Allowing (or requiring) users to use numerical digits
(including 0) and one of 28 “special characters” dramatically
increases the number of possible passwords. Furthermore, passwords
often are case-sensitive, effectively doubling the size of the
alphabet by defining 52 distinct letter characters.
Assuming that passwords are case-sensitive and can include
numerical digits and special characters, how many possible 6, 8 and
10 character passwords can be created? (8 points)
3) Allowing digits and special characters creates an enormous
number...