(a) Let {B(t)} be the standard BM. Find E(B(t)) and Var(B(t)).(b) Let {X(t)} be a BM with a drift, with standard deviation parametero and drift parameter u Find E(X(t)) and Var(X(t)).(c) Let {X(t)} be a geometric BM with standard deviation parameter oand drift parameter u. Find E(X(t)).

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