Suppose that Y1,Y2Y, are a random sample. Suppose y and uy are both unbiased estimators of H y based on he sample. Which estimator you prefer, knowing that: [Hint: use relative efficiency] ΣΧ Var(X)= and X = %3D %3D Var(x)= N202 and u =nX %3D n Both are the same .a Not enough information .b is preferred X .c

Suppose that Y1,Y2Y, are a random sample. Suppose y and uy are both unbiased estimators of H y based on he sample. Which estimator you prefer, knowing that: [Hint: use relative efficiency] ΣΧ Var(X)= and X = %3D %3D Var(x)= N202 and u =nX %3D n Both are the same .a Not enough information .b is preferred X .c

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