The following mathematical expression describes an event. Give a descriptionof this event as you would express it to a non-mathematician:|{n € {0, 1,..., T − 1} : X₂ = 1}| > |{n € {0, 1,..., T − 1} : Xn = 2}|where T min{n: Xn = 4}.

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Section10.2: Arithmetic Sequences

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The following mathematical expression describes an event. Give a description of this event as you would express it to a non-mathematician: |{n € {0, 1,..., T − 1} : X₂ = 1}| > |{n € {0, 1,..., T − 1} : X₂ = 2}| - where T min{n: Xn = 4}. =