Show that al(w) is a random variable, where EEF and a is a constant. Calculate E[X] using the basic definition of an expectation as done in class.

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Show that al(w) is a random variable, where EEF and a is a constant. Calculate
E[X] using the basic definition of an expectation as done in class.
Transcribed Image Text:Show that al(w) is a random variable, where EEF and a is a constant. Calculate E[X] using the basic definition of an expectation as done in class.
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