According to the website wordfinder. yourdictionary. com, the English language has 16,433 six-letter words. Assume that a password must be at least 8 characters long and include at least 1 digit and at least 1 special character. If people form their password by taking an English word of exactly 6 letters (assume that this password is not case-sensitive) and then adding (in either order) a digit and a special character (e. g flames#1), how many passwords would be possible? (Hint: Find the number of passwords with 6 letters followed by a digit and a special character, then exchange the order of the last two characters.)