Let X1, X2, ... , Xn be a random sample from a Bernoulli distribution: p(x; 0) = 0*(1 – 0)1-*. We wish to test 0 a/20 versus 0 # a/20. Moreover, a is the sum of the first 3 values in your %| dataset. Furthermore, the sample mean X is equal to the average of the first 5 values in your dataset divided by 10. Derive MLE estimor and:

Let X1, X2, ... , Xn be a random sample from a Bernoulli distribution: p(x; 0) = 0(1 – 0)1-. We wish to test 0 a/20 versus 0 # a/20. Moreover, a is the sum of the first 3 values in your %| dataset. Furthermore, the sample mean X is equal to the average of the first 5 values in your dataset divided by 10. Derive MLE estimor and:

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