- Convergence in mean square, If a sequence of r.v. X₁, converges to X in mean square, with E[X²] <∞, show that a) E[X] → E[X] as n →∞0. E[X2] → E[X²] as n → ∞. b) c) Cov(X, X)→Var[X], as n → ∞ where notations Cor and Var stand for covariance and variance.
- Convergence in mean square, If a sequence of r.v. X₁, converges to X in mean square, with E[X²] <∞, show that a) E[X] → E[X] as n →∞0. E[X2] → E[X²] as n → ∞. b) c) Cov(X, X)→Var[X], as n → ∞ where notations Cor and Var stand for covariance and variance.
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