Suppose X - N(u, o?) where o is known. Let X1, X2,.... X, be a random sample of size n. Prove that u X is the relatively efficient estimator of u with u2 = X2 and µ3 =

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Suppose X - N(u, o²) where a is known. Let X1, X2, .... X, be a
random sample of size n. Prove that H = X is the relatively efficient estimator of u
with uz = X2 and u3 = .
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose X - N(u, o²) where a is known. Let X1, X2, .... X, be a random sample of size n. Prove that H = X is the relatively efficient estimator of u with uz = X2 and u3 = .
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