We consider the following Fully ConnectedNN to solve a 4-class ClassificationProblem:- We have 5 units in the Input Layer;-- We have 10 Neurons in the first HiddenLayer, and 20 Neurons on the secondHidden Layer;- We are applying ReLU ActivationFunctions to Hidden Layers;- We are using the SoftMax ActivationFunction on the Output Layer. How manyParameters (weights and biases) does thisNN have?

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