Let X1, .Xn (n > 3) be a r.s. from a population having a Poisson distribution with parameter A......In order to estimate the parameter A, we consider the two estimators:X1+X2+3x1....t X.......+ X.%3!then=nn+2If we know that the Cramer-Rao lower bound for a regular and unbiased estimator of A is L.%3Dis any of the aforementioned estimators an efficient one?Select one:a. non of them efficientb. both of themC.only A,d.only A

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Let X1,..., Xn (n > 3) be a r.s. from a population having a Poisson distribution with parameter A. In order to estimate the parameter A, we consider the two estimators: X1+X2 + 3x, + . + Xn ....... ....... !! then in. n+2 If we know that the Cramer-Rao lower bound for a regular and unbiased estimator of A is L. is any of the aforementioned estimators an efficient one? Select one: a. non of them efficient b. both of them C. only A2 d. only A

Let X1,..., Xn (n > 3) be a r.s. from a population having a Poisson distribution with parameter A. In order to estimate the parameter A, we consider the two estimators: X1+X2 + 3x, + . + Xn ....... ....... !! then in. n+2 If we know that the Cramer-Rao lower bound for a regular and unbiased estimator of A is L. is any of the aforementioned estimators an efficient one? Select one: a. non of them efficient b. both of them C. only A2 d. only A

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