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A (3)-stage security system has (4) choices in the first stage, (5) in the second, and (6) in the third. But if option (A) is chosen in the first stage, only (2) choices remain in the third stage. How many secure paths are possible?

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Correct answer: (100)

If the first option is (A), paths are (1\times5\times2=10); for the other (3) options, paths are (3\times5\times6=90). The total is (100).

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