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discrete probability space

(a) Show that a discrete probability space (see Example 2.8 for the formal definition) cannot contain an infinite sequence A1, A2,…..of independent events each of probability ½. Since An could be identified with heads on the nth toss of a coin, the existence of such a sequence would make this section superftuous.

(b) Suppose that 0 n, 1 - p, } . Show that, if diverges, then no discrete probability space can contain independent events A1, A2 , …. such that An has probability Pn.

 

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