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Let X1,. X, be a sample from normal with mean theta and variance 1, and consider the sequence of estimators Xn = , Show, by using the definition, that Xn, is consistent. That is, show that P(|Xn-theta|<epsilon) -> 1, as n -> infinity.

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Transcribed Image Text:Let X1,..X, be a sample from normal with mean and variance 1, and consider the sequence of estimators X E X. Show, by using the definition, that &, is consistent. That is, show 72 that P(I&-0<e) -1, as n 00.
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