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PROBABILITY AND MEASURE

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Reply Thu 21 Mar, 2013 07:14 pm
1. Show that probability as a measure is finitely additive?
2. let (U,W) be a measurable space and let P1,P2,... be a sequence of probability measures defined on W. consider the function defined on W by
P(E) = sum(1/z)Pn(E), for n=1,2,.....
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