a)Let Y₁, Y2,..., Yn denote a random sample of size n taken from a distribution with probabilitydensity function given by :-y-μ1 Вf(y,μ,B)= 2B e0,y>μ and p>0elsewhereAssuming μ = 0, find an estimator, ß for the parameter ß using method of moment.

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