Derek created a website where users could randomly generate a "strong password." He claims that 25% of generated passwords contain at least one capital letter, number, and symbol. If the claim is correct, and a user randomly generates 4 passwords on the website, what is the mean of the number of passwords that contain at least one capital letter, number, and symbol?

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