2. Let X₁, X, be a random sample from the Pareto distribution with the p.d.f.:f(x0)= (0/x²) 1(x>0), 0<0<∞.(20)a) Show that X(1) min (X) is a CSS(Complete Sufficient Statistic) for 0.(10)(hint: Y= X(₁)~p(Y 0 )b) Find the MVUE of 0.(10) (hint: X, = 0U₂, U₁~f(u) = (1/²) (1) (u), U(1) g(u) = n/u+¹,1

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