Part 2 02: Put (True) or (False). Write True or False for six questions from the following question. Write the reasons for correct answers, and correct any statement/answer if it is false 1. As the sample size increases, the variance of the estimator decreases. 2. The mean of a normal distribution is the mean of the sample. 3. As the sample size decreases, the estimators are less accuracy. 4. If an estimator is consistent, it is also unbiased. 5. An unbiased estimator is consistent only if the variance of the estimator converges to zero. 6. The sufficient statistic is used for discrete data, while the consistent statistic is used for continuous data. 7. Two estimators are consistent, are asymptotically unbiased.

Part 2 02: Put (True) or (False). Write True or False for six questions from the following question. Write the reasons for correct answers, and correct any statement/answer if it is false 1. As the sample size increases, the variance of the estimator decreases. 2. The mean of a normal distribution is the mean of the sample. 3. As the sample size decreases, the estimators are less accuracy. 4. If an estimator is consistent, it is also unbiased. 5. An unbiased estimator is consistent only if the variance of the estimator converges to zero. 6. The sufficient statistic is used for discrete data, while the consistent statistic is used for continuous data. 7. Two estimators are consistent, are asymptotically unbiased.

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