Until 2005, the UPC bar code had 12 digits (0 to 9). The first six digits represent the manufacturer, the next five represent the product, and the last is a check digit. (a) How many different manufacturers could be encoded? (b) Per manufacturer, how many different products can be encoded? (c) In 2005, the EAN bar code replaced the UPC bar code, adding a 13th digit. If this new digit is used for product identification, how many different products per manufacturer can be encoded?

Until 2005, the UPC bar code had 12 digits {0 to 9}. The first six digits represent the manufacturer, the next five represent the product, and the last is a check digit. (0} How many different manufacturers could be encoded? Number of manufacturers I I {b} Per manufacturer. how many different products can be encoded? Number 0! produc1s _ (c) In 2005, the EAN bar code replaced the UPC bar code, adding a 13th digit. lfthis new digit is used for product identification, how many different products per manufacturer can be encoded? Number of products