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1.6 A σ-Algebra does not necessarily contain all the events in Ω
Let ℱ = {A ⊆ Ω| A countable or Ac is countable}. Show that ℱ is a σ-algebra.
Note that, if Ω is uncountable, it implies that it contains a set A such that both A and Ac are uncountable and thus A /∈ ℱ .
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