For part c: Since I already found the MLE for theta in part b, wouldn't the MLE for median be just (theta from part b) divided by square root of 2 (theorem of Invariance of MLE) = max (xi) / 2^1/2 ?

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 For part c: Since I already found the MLE for theta in part b, wouldn't the MLE for median be just (theta from part b) divided by square root of 2 (theorem of Invariance of MLE) = max (xi) / 2^1/2 ?

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