The probabilities form a convergent nonnegative series with sum one,so a_n→0. B need not hold:take a_n=6/(π²n²),whose square roots form a divergent harmonic multiple. For C and D,choose a far enough tail of total probability below .001,then choose singleton events or increasing finite initial portions of that tail. **B**.
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