Based on the data that has been gathered what is the probability of disasters in July & Augustus using Markov chain ? YearApril 2016Mei 2016Juni 2016Floods4/32=0.1258/20=0.48/21=0.381[0.125 0.406 0.469]P = 0.400 0.250 0.350L0.381 0.429 0.190Land Slides13/32=0.4065/20=0.259/21=0.429Tornado15/32=0.4697/20=0.354/21=0.19

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