Assume that to lig in to a computer network a paaword must be entered. A hacker who is trying to break into the system rendomly types one password every 12 seconds. If the hacker does not enter a valid password within 6 minutes, the system will not allow any further attempts to log in. The password consists of any sequence of two letters and three digits. Cases does not matter for the letters. Thus, B12q5 and b12Q5 are considered the same password. What is the probability that the hacker will be successful in discovering a valid passward? ( Hint: If E is an event, then P(E')=1-P(E), where E' is the complement of event E.)

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Assume that to lig in to a computer network a paaword must be entered. A hacker who is trying to break into the system rendomly types one password every 12 seconds. If the hacker does not enter a valid password within 6 minutes, the system will not allow any further attempts to log in. The password consists of any sequence of two letters and three digits. Cases does not matter for the letters. Thus, B12q5 and b12Q5 are considered the same password. What is the probability that the hacker will be successful in discovering a valid passward? ( Hint: If E is an event, then P(E')=1-P(E), where E' is the complement of event E.) 

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