25.Obtain the maximum likelihood estimates for a and ß in termsof the sample observations x1, x2,X taken from the exponentialpopulation with density functions :f (x, a, B) = yoe-B(*- ), a0", asx<∞, ß>0Y'o being the constant.

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25. Obtain the maximum likelihood estimates for a and B in terms of the sample observations x1, x2, population with density functions : Xn taken from the exponential .... f (x, a, B) = yoe-p (* - @), a0 y'o being the constant.