Let X₁, X₂,‚X₂be i.i.d. with following probability mass function0.1 +0, x = 1x = 2x = 3Sp(x 10) = 0.5,0.4-0,where -0.1 ≤ 0 ≤ 0.41. Find a reasonable estimator of 0.2. Suppose that n = 1, find a most powerful text (with level 0.1) for Ho: 0 = 0 versusHA: 0 = 0.33. Suppose that n = 1, and the test hypothesis is H : 0 = 0 versus H₁ : 0 > 0, does auniformly most powerful test exist? If it exists, please find it.

Given :X1, X2 ,.......Xn i.i.d with pmf where

Answered: reasonable estimator of 0.

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