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Let X1,X2,X3..Xn be iid of f(x)= theta. x^(theta-1), with x(0,1) and theta being a positive numbe...

Let X1,X2,X3..Xn be iid of f(x)= theta. x^(theta-1), with x(0,1) and theta being a positive number.
Is the parameter identifiable?.Compute the maximum likelihood estimate.
If instead of X1,X2,,, We observe, Y1,Y2,...Yn, where Yi=1(Xi<=0.5).What distribution does Yi follow?
What is the parameter of this distribution? Compute MLE and the method of moments and Fisher information.

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