Determining the bounded completeness

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Let T and S be two statistics such that S = ψ(T ) for a measurable ψ. Show that

(a) if T is complete, then S is complete;

(b) if T is complete and sufficient and ψ is one-to-one, then S is complete and sufficient;

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