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A tract of land in a recreational area is measured at 395,340 square feet. A corner of the tract, 30 feet wide and 110 feet deep, is owned by the county. The privately owned land sold for $1,250 per acre. What was the total amount realized from the sale:

A: $1,250; B: $6,250; C: $9,375; D: $11,250.

Which of the following is true of maximum likelihood methods

A. They calculate the maximum possible values for parameters B. They calculate parameters that give the highest probability of past data occurring C. They calculate values for key variables that are most likely to occur in the future D. They involve a multivariate regression analysis