An inverse Gaussian distribution with mean μ and variance μ has thedensityP { - 12/2 (2-μ)²}flf(x; μ) =√2nx³expx > 0.(a) Determine 2 different Laplace approximations for μ.(b) Which one is better. Explain why.

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