8. Suppose X₁, XX-f(x;0) with f(x,0)=Find the MLE of the odds of success9 = ( x ) 0² (₁-0) ² + ₁ x01-00),x=0,1,2,...,k;0<0<1.

Given that X1,X2,...,Xn are IID ~B(k,θ) with PMF given by: f(x;θ)=kxθx(1-θ)k-x;x=0,1,2....,k…

Suppose X₁, X., X-f(x;0) with f(x,0)= Find the MLE of the odds of success 1) = (*^) 0² (₁-0)*²*, 0 1-0 ,x=0,1,2,...,k;0<0 <1.

Suppose X₁, X., X-f(x;0) with f(x,0)= Find the MLE of the odds of success 1) = (^) 0² (₁-0)²*, 0 1-0 ,x=0,1,2,...,k;0<0 <1.

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