Question 6 6. Use the information given in Problem 3 above to find the MLE of the probability P(X> 1/3)and the second moment E(X²).1 3. Suppose X₁, ..., Xn are iid from a distribution with the pdf- {..f(x; 0) =for some > 0. Find the MLE of 0.Oe-0xx > 0otherwise

x1,…xn: iid observations with pdf f(x;θ)=θe−θx,x>0,θ>00, otherwise

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6. Use the information given in Problem 3 above to find the MLE of the probability P(X> 1/3) and the second moment E(X2).