Let l = number of non-zero digits at the end (l goes from 0 to 9).
Number of leading zeros = 9 - l (fixed).
Ways for each l: Choose and arrange l distinct digits from 1–9
Therefore we have
P(9, l) = 9! / (9-l)!
l=1: 9
l=2: 72
l=3: 504
l=4: 3.024
l=5: 15.120
l=6: 60.480
l=7: 181.440
l=8: 362.880
l=9 (permutations of 1–9): 362.880
Therefore in total, 986.409 combinations can be made
(Given said password can be made of one button combination - 0 indicates spaces that were not selected, no digits from 1 to 9 can repeat and I=0 is not possible since you can't make a digit out of 0 combination)
Let l = number of non-zero digits at the end (l goes from 0 to 9).
Number of leading zeros = 9 - l (fixed).
Ways for each l: Choose and arrange l distinct digits from 1–9
Therefore we have
P(9, l) = 9! / (9-l)!
l=0 (all zeros): 1
l=1: 9
l=2: 72
l=3: 504
l=4: 3.024
l=5: 15.120
l=6: 60.480
l=7: 181.440
l=8: 362.880
l=9 (permutations of 1–9): 362.880
Therefore in total, 986.410 combinations can be made
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