Given that the population of Munich is 500,000 and population of Livigno is 500,000 too. Each year, 5 percent of Munich's population moves to Livigno and 20 percent of Livigno's population moves to Munich, the rest don't move. This pattern repeats every year. If this happens in the long nin ? Will the populations reach a steady state, or will one city empty out into the other ? Using Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors to find the answer.
Given that the population of Munich is 500,000 and population of Livigno is 500,000 too. Each year, 5 percent of Munich's population moves to Livigno and 20 percent of Livigno's population moves to Munich, the rest don't move. This pattern repeats every year. If this happens in the long nin ? Will the populations reach a steady state, or will one city empty out into the other ? Using Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors to find the answer.
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