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4. Let X= (X1,..., Xn)' be a random sample of size n from a Poisson(A) distribution. Determine if t is a sufficient statistic for A by finding the conditional distribution of X given t = E, x;.

4. Let X= (X1,..., Xn)' be a random sample of size n from a Poisson(A) distribution. Determine if t is a sufficient statistic for A by finding the conditional distribution of X given t = E, x;.

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4. Let X= (X1,..., Xn)' be a random sample of size n from a Poisson(A) distribution. Determine if t is a sufficient statistic for A by finding the conditional distribution of X given t = E, x;.
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