3. A discrete Markov model has state space equal to E = {0,1, 2}. The transition probabilities p are independent of a and recorded in the matrix P defined below. .7 .2 .1 P .1 .6 .3 1 Assume that Lynn is in state 0 at time 0, and that i = .04. (a.) Determine the probability that Lynn is in state 0 at time 3. (b.) Determine the probability that Lynn transitions from state 1 at time 3 to state 2 at time 4.

3. A discrete Markov model has state space equal to E = {0,1, 2}. The transition probabilities p are independent of a and recorded in the matrix P defined below. .7 .2 .1 P .1 .6 .3 1 Assume that Lynn is in state 0 at time 0, and that i = .04. (a.) Determine the probability that Lynn is in state 0 at time 3. (b.) Determine the probability that Lynn transitions from state 1 at time 3 to state 2 at time 4.

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