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I see that you're a new member of EE.  Welcome.

This appears to be a homework problem.  There were recent changes to the homework policy and it is now permitted to ask such a question.  However, many experts still adhere to the old policy, which was "Show us what you've done so far and we'll assist according to what we see."

So you have a better chance of more experts responding to your question if you'll show us the work you have done up to this point.

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