A –algebra F of subsets of X is a collection F of subsets of X hold the following conditions:
I.
II. if then its complement is also in F
III. if is a countable collection of sets in F then their union
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A –algebra F of subsets of X is a collection F of subsets of X hold the following conditions:
I.
II. if then its complement is also in F
III. if is a countable collection of sets in F then their union
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A σ –algebra F of subsets of X is a collection F of subsets of X hold the following conditions: I. ∅ ∈ F II. if B ∈ F then its complement B^c is also in F III. if B₁, B₂, … is a countable collection of sets in F then their union ⋃ₙ₌₁^∞ Bₙ (A) Hold I and II (B) Hold II and III (C) Hold only I (D) Hold I, II and III.
Also written as: A sigma –algebra F of subsets of X is a collection F of subsets of X hold the following conditions: I. {} in F II. if B in F then its complement B^c is also in F III. if B_1, B_2,... is a countable collection of sets in F then their union union_(n=1)^(inf) B_n
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