The time of release between Rajini movies are exponentially distributed random variables with unknown parameter L (units 1/months). Assume that the time of release between his movies are independent random variables. The time between his last 6 movies in months are 10, 14, 18, 8, and 20 months. What is the Maximum Likelihood Estimate for the unknown parameter L? Your answer By default, write your answers correct up to 4 decimals

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