If X₁, X₂,..., X, be independent and identically distributed sample taken from N(μ, 1),nour estimate is T(X) = ¹X₁, thenn F=1a)b)c)d)T(X) ~ N(µ, 1)T(X) ~ N(nu, n)T(X) ~ N{ µ₂ ²)nT(X) ~ x² (n)

Given: X1,X2.......Xn~Nμ,1 T=∑i=1nXi

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