Raman has forgotten his 4 digit mobile password. He only remembers that the $3^{r d}$ and the last digits are 7 and 6, respectively. If he starts guessing by hit-and-trial, maximum how many attempts will it take him to unlock the phone?

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The correct option is D 100

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