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Social security numbers 2007-02-27
Tish pose la question :
Social Security numbers are in the form ###-##-####, where each symbol represents a number 0-9, how many are possible with this format? Will we ever run out of Social Security numbers?

(This is one question with two parts, I saw some examples but I am still confused because if there are 1 million possibilities then how have we been able to issue out numbers to over 280 US citizens?) (For the second part a yes or no answer is sufficient)

Penny Nom lui répond.
A nine digit number 2006-03-06
Ryan pose la question :
What is the total number of possible combinations of a nine digit number (ie., social security number) including repeating numbers?
Stephen La Rocque and Penny Nom lui répond.
Jack's social security number 2004-06-08
A student pose la question :
Jack's social security number contains each of the nonzero digits exactly once. By examining the digits from left to right, he also found that 1 divides the first digit evenly, 2 divides the sum of the first two digirs evenly, 3 divides the sum of the first three digits evenly, and so on, until 9 divides the sum of all the digits evenly. What is Jack's social security number?
Penny Nom lui répond.
Social security numbers 2002-09-06
Chris pose la question :
How many different number combinations are there for the social security system? We know that there are only a certain ammount of combinations available and the current US population is at 281 million. The number system should include as many nine digit combinations as possible using the numbers 0-9 in multiple different spots.
Penny Nom lui répond.
Social Security Numbers 1998-07-07
Valerie Lucas pose la question :
How many social security numbers are possible?

the answer is 10^9

why isn't the answer 9^9?
Harley Weston lui répond.

 
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