For f(x; θ) = θ exp(-xθ) , x>0 1a) Determine the most powerful critical region for...

For f(x; θ) = θ exp(-xθ) , x>0

1a) Determine the most powerful critical region for testing H₀ θ=θ₀ against H₁ θ=θ₁ (θ₁ > θ₀) using a random sample of size n.

1b) Find the uniformly most powerful H₀ θ<θ₀ against H₁ θ>θ₁

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