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Consider two probability density functions on [0, 1]: f0(x) = 1, and f1(x) = 2x. among all tests of the null hypothesis h0 : x ∼ f0(x) versus the alternative x ∼ f1(x), with significance level α = 0.10, how large can the power possibly be?
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