Consider the chance experiment of rolling a fair die twice (a standard six-sided die). Define an appropriate probability space (S2, F,P) for this experiment. This means that you need to carefully defind the sample space 2. You need to describe the a-algebra F, although it would be unreasonable for you to attempt to list all of the events in F explicitly! And you need to define the probability P({w}) for each w e N.

Consider the chance experiment of rolling a fair die twice (a standard six-sided die). Define an appropriate probability space (S2, F,P) for this experiment. This means that you need to carefully defind the sample space 2. You need to describe the a-algebra F, although it would be unreasonable for you to attempt to list all of the events in F explicitly! And you need to define the probability P({w}) for each w e N.

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