Struggling with Jackson 3rd Ed Chapter 11 Question 12?

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Please help for jackson (3rd. edition) chapter 11 question 12.
 
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Show us the work you've done so far, what is your difficulty, etc. Also, maybe you could write out the question so somebody who doesn't have the textbook but may know how to solve your problem could help you (if such a person exist).

You just won't have any valuable answer with a thread done like that.
 
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