*8. Let Y1, ...,YniidBernoulli(0).(a) Use the asymptotic distribution of the MLE to show that:Vn(Y - 0) , N (0,1)VÝ(1 – Y)(b) Derive an approximate 1 – a confidence interval for 0 from your answer to the previouspart.

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