Q3: Let X, X2...X, be a random samplefrom a Poisson distribution with mean 8.The sequential probability ratio is used fortesting Ho: 0 0.02 against H1:0 =0.07.1)Under Ho find likelihood function2)Under HA find likelihood function3) find The sequential probability ratio4. Find The value of k15. Find The value of ko6. Find The value of Co (n)

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