Let X and Y be two independent random variables that represent the payoff of Lottery 1 and Lottery2, respectively. Their probability mass functions are given by:P(X = a,) = 1- P(X = az) = p,P(Y = az) = 1– P(Y = a4) = q,where 0 < az < az < as < az < o. If 0 E(3+ 133ln Y).O TrueO False

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Let X and Y be two independent random variables that represent the payoff of Lottery 1 and Lottery f ofl 2, respectively. Their probability mass functions are given by. P(X = a,) = 1 – P(X = a,) = p, P(Y = a3) = 1 – P(Y = a4) = q, where 0 < az < az < as < az < 0o. If 0