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Let Y1,Y2.....,Yn be independent ,uniformly distributed random variables on the interval[0,θ].，Y(n)=max(Y1,Y2,....,Yn)，which is considered as an estimator...

Let Y1,Y2.....,Yn be independent ,uniformly distributed random variables on the interval[0,θ].，Y(n)=max(Y1,Y2,....,Yn)，which is considered as an estimator of θ. Explain why Y is a good estimator for θ when sample size is large.

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