Suppose that a case-sensitive six character password (using uppercase and lowercase letters and the digits 2 through 9) is going to be created. Show the factors that you would multiply together to arrive at the total number of passwords that could be formed with the following restrictions: the first two characters must be a letter (upper or lower case), the third character must be a digit or an uppercase letter, and the last two characters must be digits. Use the to indicate multiplication between the factors. Do NOT multiply the values together, just show the string a values that you would multiply together to get the final answer.