Suppose Xn P-> X and a is a constant. Then aXn P-> aX ?
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QUESTION:
Suppose XnP→XXnP→X and a is a constant. Then aXnP→aXaXnP→aX ?
SOLUTION:
First, the result holds trivially if a=0a=0 so we can suppose without loss of generality that a≠0a≠0. We have
P(|aXn−aX|≥ε)=P(|a||X−Xn|≥ε)=P(|Xn−X|≥ε|a|)P(|aXn−aX|≥ε)=P(|a||X−Xn|≥ε)=P(|Xn−X|≥ε|a|)
Since XnP→XXnP→X the limn→∞P(|Xn−X|≥ε|a|)=0limn→∞P(|Xn−X|≥ε|a|)=0 so (by the Sandwich Theorem, say) limn→∞P(|aXn−aX|≥ε)=0limn→∞P(|aXn−aX|≥ε)=0 so that aXnP→aXaXnP→aX, as claimed.
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