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Please write clearly, write all equations clearly, and explain each step. Thank you again. Let X1,...

Please write clearly, write all equations clearly, and explain each step. Thank you again.

Let X1, X2, ..., Xn be iid random variables from a P Poisson(λ) distribution. Find two distinct method of moments estimators for λ by solving equations containing the first two moments respectively.

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