Problem 2.We consider an N-step random walk with the standard notation seen in class. In partic-ular, we consider the random walk (Sn)A-0 and the standard filtration (Fn)-0. Out ofthe following processes, determine which ones are (i) adapted; (ii) previsible.• X (1)••n:= max Sj.0

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Problem 2. We consider an N-step random walk with the standard notation seen in class. In partic- ular, we consider the random walk (Sn)A-0 and the standard filtration (Fn)-0. Out of the following processes, determine which ones are (i) adapted; (ii) previsible. • X (1) • • n := max Sj. 0