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(c) Consider two estimators, 0, and 02, of an unknown parameter such that:
E(Ô1) = 0, E(0₂) <0 and Var(0₁) > Var(02).
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Assuming , and 2 both have normal distributions, sketch on the same graph
the sampling distributions of these two estimators, clearly distinguishing
between them using labels. You may use ordinary paper no graph paper
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