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If meteorites strike the surface of the moon "at random", the number of meteorite craters per...

If meteorites strike the surface of the moon "at random", the number of meteorite craters per unit area should be a Poisson random variable with parameter Lambda (expected number of craters per unit area). If N=10 units of area are examined and the total number of meteorite craters found is 8, would you accept H_0: lambda=0.5 with alpha=0.68, with the alternative H_1: lambda=1? Evaluate Beta for this test.

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Likelihood ratio test for the stated Hypothesis

Likelihood ratio test for the stated Hypothesis (Continued)

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