Similarly, for the third term, (𝑚−𝑥)log(1−𝑝)(m−x)log(1−p), we use the chain rule with 𝑢=1−𝑝u=1−p. The derivative of log(1−𝑝)log(1−p) with respect to 1−𝑝1−p is 11−𝑝1−p1 . Multiplying by −(𝑚−𝑥)−(m−x) (due to the chain rule) gives −𝑚−𝑥1−𝑝− 1−pm−x .
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Similarly, for the third term, (𝑚−𝑥)log(1−𝑝)(m−x)log(1−p), we use the chain rule with 𝑢=1−𝑝u=1−p. The derivative of log(1−𝑝)log(1−p) with respect to 1−𝑝1−p is 11−𝑝1−p1 . Multiplying by −(𝑚−𝑥)−(m−x) (due to the chain rule) gives −𝑚−𝑥1−𝑝− 1−pm−x .
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