12. Define def M e-$dWg• s=0 For each t > 0, compute (a) E[M¡]. (b) E[M?]

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12. Define
def
e-$dWg.
For each t > 0, compute
(a) E[M;].
(b) E[M²]
Transcribed Image Text:12. Define def e-$dWg. For each t > 0, compute (a) E[M;]. (b) E[M²]
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