In a certain​ country, area codes have three digits and are subject to the following restrictions. The first digit cannot be 0 or 1​; the second digit can only be 0, 1, or 2​; and there are no restrictions on the third digit. How many different area codes are​ possible?       Express the number of area codes as a product.   Total number of area codes​ = nothing ​(Do not​ multiply.)

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In a certain​ country, area codes have
three
digits and are subject to the following restrictions. The first digit cannot be
0 or 1​;
the second digit can only be
0, 1, or 2​;
and there are no restrictions on the
third
digit.
How many different area codes are​ possible?
 
 
 
Express the number of area codes as a product.
 
Total number of area codes​ = nothing
​(Do not​ multiply.)
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