The code below defines a Library class that is intended to: Create library instances with a name and a list of borrowed books Track all registered members and total books checked out across all instances Provide utility methods to check out books, validate member IDs, and retrieve library stats The class includes instance methods, static methods, and class methods. However, the code contains multiple syntax and/or logical errors in the method definitions. Identify ALL errors by stating the line number, describing the problem, and the correction. Assume there are no indentation errors, and any slight difference in spacing will not affect the code.   1.  class Library:2.      members = []3.      total_checkouts = 04.5.      def __init__(self, name):6.          self.name = name7.          self.borrowed_books = []8.9.     def checkout_book(book):10.         self.borrowed_books.append(book)11.         Library.total_checkouts += 112.13.     @classmethod14.     def register_member(name):15.         cls.members.append(name)16.17.     @classmethod18.     def get_stats(cls):19.         return f”Members: {len(cls.members)}, Checkouts: {total_checkouts}”20.21.     @staticmethod22.     def is_valid_id(member_id):23.         return member_id.isdigit() or len(member_id) == 624.25. lib = Library(“Central Library”)26. lib.checkout_book(“Dune”)27. Library.register_member(“Alice”)  

What best describes the relationship between CheckingAccount and Account?   class Account:    def __init__(self, holder, balance=0):        self.holder  = holder        self.balance = balance    def withdraw(self, amount):        if amount > self.balance:            return “Insufficient balance”        self.balance -= amountclass CheckingAccount(Account):    withdraw_fee = 1    def withdraw(self, amount):        return Account.withdraw(self.amount + self.withdraw_fee)

What is the output of the following code segment? If there is an error, select “Error.” class Computer: def __init__(self, processor = “i5″, memory = 16, GPU = None): self.processor = processor self.memory = memory self.GPU = GPU def __str__(self): return f”This computer has {self.memory} GB of memory.”    def __lt__(self, other):       return self.memory < other.memory           def __gt__(self, other):       return self.memory > other.memorypc1 = Computer(“Ryzen 5”, memory = 32, GPU = “RTX 3080”)pc2 = Computer(“Ryzen 7”, GPU = “RTX 2070”)if (pc1 < pc2):    print(pc1)else:    print(pc2)

What is the output of the following code segment? If there is an error, select “Error.” class Computer: def __init__(self, processor = “i5″, memory = 16, GPU = None): self.processor = processor self.memory = memory self.GPU = GPU def __str__(self): return f”This computer has {self.memory} GB of memory.”    def __lt__(self, other):       return self.memory < other.memory           def __gt__(self, other):       return self.memory > other.memorypc1 = Computer(“Ryzen 5”, memory = 32, GPU = “RTX 3080”)pc2 = Computer(“Ryzen 7”, GPU = “RTX 2070”)if (pc1 < pc2):    print(pc1)else:    print(pc2)

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Part 1:  Multiple Choice Select the best answer, and you do not show your work.

The expression sin2 x is always equal to  sin x

Find the function whose period should be  2π

The range of  y =arcsin x is  -π2,π2.

Simplify the expression: (1-cosx)(1+cosx)