Suppose a researcher collects x1,...,n i.i.d. measurements of the background radiation inBoston. Suppose also that these observations follow a Rayleigh distribution with parameterT, with pdf given byf(x) = xTе- 1²/Tx²2Find the maximum likelihood estimate for T.

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