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Is that right? $E(X_{\log n}) = {n \choose \log n} \cdot p^{\log n \choose 2} \leq \left(\frac{n e p^\frac{(\log n)}{4}}{\log n}\right)^{\log n}$. Does it not have to be $$E(X_{\log n}) = {n \choose \log_2 n} \cdot p^{\log_2 n \choose 2} \leq \left(\frac{n e}{\log_2 n}\right)^{\log n}\cdot p^\frac{(\log_2 (n)\cdot e)^2}{4}$$ but now i dont know how to go on