Radio stations in a certain country use a sequence of 4 or 5 letters as their station identification call letters. The first letter must be Z. Assume there are norestrictions on the remaining letters, and repetition is allowed.a) How many 4-letter station identifications are possible?b) How many 5-letter station identifications are possible?c) How many total station identifications are possible?d) The identification for a randomly-chosen radio station is 4 letters in length. What is the probability that all four letters are different?a) Set up the expression that would be used to calculate the number of possible 4-letter station identifications.The expression is(Do not simplify.)There are possible 4-letter station identifications.(Simplify your answer.)b) There are possible 5-letter station identifications.(Simplify your answer.)c) The total number of possible station identifications is(Simplify your answer.)d) If the identification for a randomly-chosen radio station is 4 letters in length, then the probability that all four letters are different is(Round to three decimal places as needed.)

It is given that the radio stations use a sequence of 4 or 5 letter and the first letter must be Z…

Radio stations in a certain country use a sequence of 4 or 5 letters as their station identification call letters. The first letter must be Z. Assume there are no restrictions on the remaining letters, and repetition is allowed. a) How many 4-letter station identifications are possible? b) How many 5-letter station identifications are possible? c) How many total station identifications are possible? d) The identification for a randomly-chosen radio station is 4 letters in length. What is the probability that all four letters are different?

Radio stations in a certain country use a sequence of 4 or 5 letters as their station identification call letters. The first letter must be Z. Assume there are no restrictions on the remaining letters, and repetition is allowed. a) How many 4-letter station identifications are possible? b) How many 5-letter station identifications are possible? c) How many total station identifications are possible? d) The identification for a randomly-chosen radio station is 4 letters in length. What is the probability that all four letters are different?

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