Recieved this Homework question in my Financial Math class and am quite confused. I included a note that my teacher helped me make to assist with the problem. I don't fully get it, but I thought I would include it as well for the sake of.

Problem 4 (10 points) Let Wt be a P-Brownian motion. 1. Compute Ep (W 2t) 2. Compute Ep(e2W.)

Problem 4 (10 points) Let Wt be a P-Brownian motion. 1. Compute EP(Wt22t) 2. Compute EP(e2Wt) \#4 Nates Wtw5N(0,ts) where Wt is a PB.M. EP(Wt)=0EP(Wt2)=