Let X4, . X, denote a random sample from a geometric population with parameter p. .... f(x1, x2,*, Xn¡ P) f(x.p) = p"(1 - p)-n+E",* i=1 Then X is .... for p. a consistent Ob. sufficient C. unbiased O d. biased

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Let X4, .
X, denote a random sample from a geometric population with parameter p.
....
f(x1, x2,*, Xn¡ P)
f(x.p) = p"(1 - p)-n+E",*
i=1
Then X is .... for p.
a consistent
Ob. sufficient
C. unbiased
O d. biased
Transcribed Image Text:Let X4, . X, denote a random sample from a geometric population with parameter p. .... f(x1, x2,*, Xn¡ P) f(x.p) = p"(1 - p)-n+E",* i=1 Then X is .... for p. a consistent Ob. sufficient C. unbiased O d. biased
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