Let (N, F,u) be the underlying probability space. Let f 0 be a non-negative, real-valued F-measurable...

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Let (N, F,u) be the underlying probability space. Let f≥ 0 be a non-negative, real-valued F-measurable function defined on 2. Let m En,m = {xN: < f(x) ≤ 2n Show that as n ↑∞o, m=1 m 2n {μ(En, m) ↑ Ω (m + 1). 2n fdp. -}. Let (N, F,u) be the underlying probability space. Let f≥ 0 be a non-negative, real-valued F-measurable function defined on 2. Let m En,m = {xN: < f(x) ≤ 2n Show that as n ↑∞o, m=1 m 2n {μ(En, m) ↑ Ω (m + 1). 2n fdp. -}.

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