3. Let X be a random variable, and {Xn} a sequence of random variables, on a probabilityspace (N, F, P).n=1(a) Define what it means for the sequence of random variables {X} to converge toX in probability?(b) Define what it means for the sequence of random variables {X₂} to converge toX almost surely (a.s.)?n=1(c) Prove that if {Xn}ability.converges to X a.s. then {Xn} converges to X in prob-∞n=1

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