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  • From (1) and (2)  it follows  that  .
  •   is the smallest sigma-algebra formed from the subsets of   .
  • If    is a finite set,   then is a sigma-algebra.
  • is closed under countable intersection operations also.
                 Suppose . Then   and therefore,
                             .

Example 6  Suppose
                        Then the power set   is a sigma algebra.

Example 7  The collection is the smallest sigma algebra containing .          

                         For a finite set ,
                                the power set is the largest sigma algebra containing .

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