Thanks. I'd guess so, but haven't really thought about it as the course is on probability and indeed in the theorem we assume that the measure of the whole space is 1.
Thanks. Sorry for the volume, this is how it came out from the mobile. I'll try to look into it if I need to do more in the future. For these existing ones you could try playing at max volume and/or headphones.
I don't know how to thank you for all such great videos on such topics. It helps a lot of students like us. We all are grateful. :)
Hi Prof. great videos. For the proof of "2 implies 3", is it needed that P(A_1) be finite?
Thanks. I'd guess so, but haven't really thought about it as the course is on probability and indeed in the theorem we assume that the measure of the whole space is 1.
@@martonbalazsuob4363 thanks. Probability of Omega = 1 would of course ensure all sets in the sigma algebra have finite measure.
Great videos, but the sound is very low, very difficult to hear.
Thanks. Sorry for the volume, this is how it came out from the mobile. I'll try to look into it if I need to do more in the future. For these existing ones you could try playing at max volume and/or headphones.
Can i get some support
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