Independent random variables with partial sums

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Let Y₁, Y₂, ... be independent random variables with partial sums X_n, n ≥ 1.

(a) Translate the conclusions of the previous problem into this setting.

(b) The same if, in addition, Y₁, Y₂, ... are equidistributed.

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