For n = 1,2..., let Xñ be a r.v., and let X be a r.v. Prove that if XnX then XX.

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9. For n = 1,2..., let Xn be a r.v., and let X be a r.v. Prove that if XnX then XnX.
Transcribed Image Text:9. For n = 1,2..., let Xn be a r.v., and let X be a r.v. Prove that if XnX then XnX.
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