Please Help ASAP!!! Consider a Markov chain with state space {1,2,3} and transition probabilities P13 = P31 = P22 = 0 and all other transition probabilities are 1/2. Starting in state 2, what is theexpected return time to state 2?3000023/24

Given The state space =1,2,3 The transition probabilities are P13=P31=P22=0 The remaining…

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