Suppose that {W(t)};20 is a standard Brownian motion with associated filtration{F(t)}t>0. Then the stochastic process W(t)? - t is a martingale with respect toits associated filtration {F(t)}>0-TRUE/FALSE

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Suppose that {W (t)}20 is a standard Brownian motion with associated filtration {F(t)}r>0 Then the stochastic process W(t)2-t is a martingale with respect to its associated filtration {F(t)}120- TRUE/FALSE

Suppose that {W (t)}20 is a standard Brownian motion with associated filtration {F(t)}r>0 Then the stochastic process W(t)2-t is a martingale with respect to its associated filtration {F(t)}120- TRUE/FALSE

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