Prоblem 1 (25 pts) This prоblem cоnsists of severаl sepаrаte short questions relating to the structure of probability spaces: (a) Write the definition of a sigma field of a sample space ({cal S}). (b) Write down the axioms of probability. (c) If (A) and (B) are elements of a sigma field ({cal F}), show why (Acap B) is also an element of ({cal F}). (d) From the axioms of probability, show that (P(emptyset)=0). (e) From the axioms of probability, show that (P(overline{A})=1-P(A)). Problem 2 (25 pts) Consider a probability space (({cal S},{cal F},P)). Assume that (Ain{cal F}) and (Bin{cal F}). Express each of the probabilities in (a) through (e) below in terms of (P(A)), (P(B)), and (P(Acap B)). In all cases, simplify as much as possible. (a) (P(overline{A}cup overline{B})). (b) (P(overline{A}cap overline{B})). (c) (P(Acup (overline{A}cap B))). (d) (P(overline{A}| B)). (e) (P(A|overline{B})). (f) You are now told that (for part (f) only), (P(A)=0.4), (P(Acap B)=0.1), and (P(overline{Acup B})=0.2). What is the numerical value of (P(B))? Problem 3 (25 pts) Consider a random experiment with sample space S=0, 1, 2, 3...{"version":"1.1","math":"S=0, 1, 2, 3..."} and geometric probability mass function (pmf) $$p(k)=(1-a)a^k,quad k=0,1,2,3,ldots,$$ where (0
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