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Part 2: reflection (40 points)
4. what other methods could be used to estimate the size of a large crowd? .
describe how and why the crowd size estimate supplied by event organizers might differ from
estimates made by other groups.
5. in solving real-world problems such as estimating a crowd size, the number
of possible telephone numbers, or the answer to a fermi question, why is it necessary to first
make some reasonable assumptions about the situation?

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Part 2: reflection (40 points)
4. what other methods could be used to estimate the size of a...