Let X be a single observation from a Uniform distribution with parameters 0,theta. We test H0:...

Let X be a single observation from a Uniform distribution with parameters 0,theta. We test H0: theta =1 versus H1: theta = 2. If X is greater than or equal to b, reject H0.

Find the value of b so that the size of the test is 0.10, then find the power of this test. Also, is there a most powerful test of size exactly equal to 0?

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