43.10. Permanent disability is modeled as a Markov chain with three states: healthy (state 0), disabled(state 1), and dead (state 2). You are given the following transition forces:0.05 5(1) =0.10 r>5(i) 4, =0.02(iii) p,-0.02Calculate the probability that a healthy person age x will be dead at age x +10.

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