Suppose that a single observation X is taken from the uniform distribution on the interval [0, 0], where the value of e is unknown, and the following simple hypotheses are to be tested: Ho :0 = 1, H, :0 = 2. a. Show that there exists a test procedure for which a(ð) = 0 and B(d) < 1. b. Among all test procedures for which a(ð) = 0, find the one for which B(ð) is a minimum.

Suppose that a single observation X is taken from the uniform distribution on the interval [0, 0], where the value of e is unknown, and the following simple hypotheses are to be tested: Ho :0 = 1, H, :0 = 2. a. Show that there exists a test procedure for which a(ð) = 0 and B(d) < 1. b. Among all test procedures for which a(ð) = 0, find the one for which B(ð) is a minimum.

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