Consider a deck with three cards number 1, 2, and 3. Furthermore, assume that 1 and 2 cards are colored red and the 3 card is colored black. Two of the cards are drawn with out replacement. Let \(D_1\) be the first card drawn and \(D_2\) be the second card drawn. Let \(T\) be the sum of the two cards drawn and let \(N\) be the number of red cards drawn.
- Write down the algebra of all possible event on this probability space.
- What is the algebra of events generated by \(T\), which we denote will \(\mathcal{A}(T)\) ?
- What is the algebra of events generated by \(N\) , which we denote will \(\mathcal{A}(N)\) ?
- Is \(T\) adapted to \(\mathcal{A}(N)\) ? explain in terms of the above algebras.
- Is \(N\) adapted to \(\mathcal{A}(T)\) ? explain in terms of the above algebras.
- What is \[ \mathbf{E} [ N \,|\, \mathcal{A}(T)] ? \]
- What is \[ \mathbf{E} [ T \,|\, \mathcal{A}(N)] ? \]