Consider a probability space (2, F , P) to be given byN = {wi,w2, w3, w4} and F= o ({wi}, {w2}, {w3}, {wA})with a probability measure P defined by111P({wa}) =1P({wi}) = P({w2}) = P({ws}):%3D4'3'Define the random variables X and Y byx1 if w E {w}X (w) = { r2 if w E {w2}03 ifw e {w3,wa}y if w e {wi,wa}2 if w e {w2, wa}.Y1Y (w) =a. List the sets in o (X) and o (Y).b. Are X and Y independent? Why or why not?c. Is E[Y|X] =Y? Why or why not?d. Find E[X|Y].

Given Information: Let the probability space be denoted by Ω,F,ℙ. Ω=ω1,ω2,ω3,ω4 F=σω1,ω2,ω3,ω4…

Consider a probability space (2, F,P) to be given by N = {w1,w2, w3, wa} and F=o ({wi}, {w2}, {w3}, {wa}) with a probability measure P defined by 1 P({wi}) = P({w2}) = P({wa}) P({ws}) = 3' %3D Define the random variables X and Y by T1 ifw E {wi} X(w) = { 2 if w E {w2} r3 ifw E {w3, wa} Sy if w e {wi, wa} 2 if w E {w2, ws}. Y1 Y (w) = a. List the sets in o (X) and o (Y). b. Are X and Y independent? Why or why not? c. Is E[Y|X] =Y? Why or why not? %3D

Consider a probability space (2, F,P) to be given by N = {w1,w2, w3, wa} and F=o ({wi}, {w2}, {w3}, {wa}) with a probability measure P defined by 1 P({wi}) = P({w2}) = P({wa}) P({ws}) = 3' %3D Define the random variables X and Y by T1 ifw E {wi} X(w) = { 2 if w E {w2} r3 ifw E {w3, wa} Sy if w e {wi, wa} 2 if w E {w2, ws}. Y1 Y (w) = a. List the sets in o (X) and o (Y). b. Are X and Y independent? Why or why not? c. Is E[Y|X] =Y? Why or why not? %3D

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