Let X₁,..., X₁ be a random sample from a large population following a uniformdistribution over [0, K]. We do not know K and we want to estimate it. Define1x = -=- (X₁X++ Xn),n(a) What is the expected value of X; (for any i = 1,...,n)? (State it as a function of K)(b) Find E(X).(c) Is X an unbiased estimator of K?

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