4. Suppose (2, B, P) is the uniform probability space; that is, ([0, 1], B, λ) where A is the uniform probability distribution. Define X(w) = w. (a) Does there exist a bounded random variable that is both independent of X and not constant almost surely? (b) Define Y = X(1 - X). Construct a random variable Z which is not almost surely constant and such that Z and Y are independent.
4. Suppose (2, B, P) is the uniform probability space; that is, ([0, 1], B, λ) where A is the uniform probability distribution. Define X(w) = w. (a) Does there exist a bounded random variable that is both independent of X and not constant almost surely? (b) Define Y = X(1 - X). Construct a random variable Z which is not almost surely constant and such that Z and Y are independent.
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![4. Suppose (S2, B, P) is the uniform probability space; that is, ([0, 1], B, λ)
where λ is the uniform probability distribution. Define
X (w) = w.
(a) Does there exist a bounded random variable that is both independent of
X and not constant almost surely?
(b) Define Y = X(1-X). Construct a random variable Z which is not
almost surely constant and such that Z and Y are independent.
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Transcribed Image Text:4. Suppose (S2, B, P) is the uniform probability space; that is, ([0, 1], B, λ)
where λ is the uniform probability distribution. Define
X (w) = w.
(a) Does there exist a bounded random variable that is both independent of
X and not constant almost surely?
(b) Define Y = X(1-X). Construct a random variable Z which is not
almost surely constant and such that Z and Y are independent.
- V in nuandam vinsiahla
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