Let (A,n 2 1) be independent events. Thena)E=1 P(A,) = 0 == P(A i.o.) = 1b) En=1 P(A,)<=P(A, i.o.) = 0.

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Let (A,n 2 1) be independent events. Then a)E=1 P(A,) = 0 == P(A i.o.) = 1 b) En=1 P(A,)<= P(A, i.o.) 0.