Let X1,..., X, be a random sample from a uniform distribution on the interval [20,0], where0 < 0. The pdf of X1 is given by* if 20 < x < 0,20f(x|0) =if x < 20 or x > 0.Let X(1) < X(2)<..< X(n) be the order statistics of X1,..., Xn- (e) Derive a (1 a) × 100% confidence interval for 0 in the form of (cX(1), ) for somepositive constant c >

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(e) Derive a (1 – a) × 100% confidence interval for 0 in the form of (cX(1); ) some positive constant c >