Afar is a four letter word with f and a as the 2 middle letters in that order.
There are different kinds of business letters that are written for different purposes. Common business letters include sales letters, order letters, adjustment letters, complaint letters and so many others.
The letters which contain a formal request for the supply of goods and services are termed as ORDER LETTERS.
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There are 24 ways (4 times 3 times 2 times 1) to put 4 different letters in order.
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It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.It acts as a wildcard replacing any single character. So say you were looking for all the people called Smith and Smyth. There is one letter different in those names. In order to find both, in the criteria you could put the question mark in the place of the letter that is different like this:Sm?thNow anything that starts with Sm and ends with th and has any other letter in the middle would be listed. It would also find any other letters in that position, not just the i and y that are used in those names.
Starting with three different letters, six two-letter combinations can be made, if the order of the two letters is important. Only three combinations can be made if the order of the two letters is not important. Example: ABC AB AC BA BC CA CB - six variations But if (for your purposes) BA is the same as AB, Then there are only three: AB AC BC
It would depend on the letters in the word. The theoretical maximum is 325 words from 5 different letters: 120 five-letter words, 120 four-letter words, 60 three-letter words, 20 two-letter words, 5 one-letter words (including acronyms) made by listing the letters in every possible order (abcde, abced, ..., edcba and ending with a, b, c, d, e). For most sets of 5 letters, the number is a fraction of that, from 20 to 40 words.
When two words have the same letters but in a different order, they are called anagrams.
y4p3c2f4 was mine. it must be the same as this but with different numbers and letters. but it must be in this order; letter, number, letter, number, letter, number,letter, number. just try to keep guessing using that order, that way you will finally have a chance of winning! THEY ONLY HAVE 8 LETTERES/NUMBERS IN THEM. hope this helps.