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COMMUTER PASSES Five different types of monthly commuter passes are offered by a city\'s local transit authority for each of three different groups of passengers: youths, adults, and senior citizens. How many different kinds of passes must be printed each month? Solution five different types passes are offeres by authority categories are three So, diffenerent kinds of passes would be 5 *3 = 15.

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