6.5.2 Let y1, Y2, ..., Y10 be a random sample from an exponential pdf with unknown parameter A. Find the form of the GLRT for Ho : A= Xo versus H1 : A+ Xo. What integral would have to be evaluated to determine the critical value if a were equal to 0.05? %3D

6.5.2 Let y1, Y2, ..., Y10 be a random sample from an exponential pdf with unknown parameter A. Find the form of the GLRT for Ho : A= Xo versus H1 : A+ Xo. What integral would have to be evaluated to determine the critical value if a were equal to 0.05? %3D

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