Let X1 X2, and X3 be indep_endent rando_m sam_le from a populat_ion with mean (MEW) and variance sigma^power two . Two estimators for mew are proposed to be Whi_ch of these two estim_tors are be_ter? why? (Please write solution in paper however, If u can answer faster by typing is okay) Thank you.

Let X1 X2, and X3 be indep_endent rando_m sam_le from a populat_ion with mean (MEW) and variance sigma^power two . Two estimators for mew are proposed to be Whi_ch of these two estim_tors are be_ter? why? (Please write solution in paper however, If u can answer faster by typing is okay) Thank you.

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Let X1 X2, and X3 be indep_endent rando_m sam_le from a populat_ion with mean (MEW) and
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Whi_ch of these two estim_tors are be_ter? why? (Please write solution in paper however, If u can answer faster by typing is okay) Thank you.

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