Part A Question 2. Let X1, ..., X, be an independent and identically distributed sequence ofrandom variables from a population in a geometric statistical model {gp |p E [0, 1]} withgp(x) = (1 – p)"-1p,x € {1,2, ...} = N.You may assume in this exercise that• Ep(X1) =• Var,(X1) =.• PML = 1/X.a. Show that the likelihood ratio test statistic for the hypotheses Ho : po3 versus(남)"n(7-1)H1 : po + is given by A(7) =()".b. Use the central limit theorem on X to construct an asymptotic pivot. Explain howyou would use that pivot to construct a confidence interval. Suppose you observea sample (r1,..., x23) with T = 3.8, does p = 0.18 belong to the 93% confidenceinterval?

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Question 2. Let X1,..., X, be an independent and identically distributed sequence of random variables from a population in a geometric statistical model {g, |pe (0, 1]} with Ip(x) = (1 – p)"-lp, x € {1,2, ...} = N. %3D You may assume in this exercise that • Ep(X1) = »- Var, (X1) = . • PML = 1/X. a. Show that the likelihood ratio test statistic for the hypotheses Ho: po = versus n(7-1) H1 : po # } is given by X(#) = () (남 ()".

Question 2. Let X1,..., X, be an independent and identically distributed sequence of random variables from a population in a geometric statistical model {g, |pe (0, 1]} with Ip(x) = (1 – p)"-lp, x € {1,2, ...} = N. %3D You may assume in this exercise that • Ep(X1) = »- Var, (X1) = . • PML = 1/X. a. Show that the likelihood ratio test statistic for the hypotheses Ho: po = versus n(7-1) H1 : po # } is given by X(#) = () (남 ()".

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