Let S be a topological space, B(S) be the Borel o-algebra on S, and P(S) be the set of all probabilitymeasures on (S, B(S)). For any e P(S), we consider P (F) := inf{(A) : FSA, A E B(S)}, VF S S, as well asB(S) P:= {F SS: P (F) + P*(F) = 1}.(a) Show that P : 25 → Ris an outer measure on (S, 2)

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Let S be a topological space, B(S) be the Borel o-algebra on S, and P(S) be the set of all probability measures on (S, B(S)). For any e P(S), we consider P (F):= inf{(A) : FSA, A E B(S)), VF S S, as well as B(S) P:= {FSS: P (F) + P*(F) = 1}. (a) Show that P" :25 → Ris an outer measure on (S, 25)