6. If X is a random variable satisfying P[|X| <∞] = 1, then show that forany e > 0, there exists a bounded random variable Y such thatP[X #Y] < €.(A random variable Y is bounded if for all w|Y (w)| ≤ Kfor some constant K independent of w.)

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