A spyware is trying to break into a system by guessing its password. It does not give up until it tries 1 million different passwords. What is the probability that it will guess the password and break in if by rules, the password could consist of a) 6 different lower-case letters? Round to 5 decimal places. A b) 6 different letters, some may be upper-case, and it is case sensitive? Round to 5 decimal places. A c) any 6 letters, upper- or lower-case and it is case-sensitive? Round to 5 decimal places.

A spyware is trying to break into a system by guessing its password. It does not give up until it tries 1 million different passwords. What is the probability that it will guess the password and break in if by rules, the password could consist of a) 6 different lower-case letters? Round to 5 decimal places. A b) 6 different letters, some may be upper-case, and it is case sensitive? Round to 5 decimal places. A c) any 6 letters, upper- or lower-case and it is case-sensitive? Round to 5 decimal places.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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