In the Corona ward of a hospital, let the patients facing no difficulty in breathing be represented by N means "no trouble" and patients with difficulty in breathing be represented by T means "trouble" Let the transition probabilities be given in the following way 0.9 for N N means 90% N on one day will be N tomorrow, hence 0.1 for N -T And 0.5 for T N, hence 0.5 for TT a. Form Transition(Stochastic) matrix for above problem
Continuous Probability Distributions
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Normal Distribution
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![In the Corona ward of a hospital, let the patients facing no difficulty in breathing be represented by N means
"no trouble" and patients with difficulty in breathing be represented by T means "trouble"
Let the transition probabilities be given in the following way
0.9 for N N means 90% N on one day will be N tomorrow, hence 0.1 for N T
And 0.5 for T N, hence 0.5 for T T
a. Form Transition(Stochastic) matrix for above problem
b. Find steady-state vector
c. If today, there is no trouble, what is probability of N two days after today? Three days after today](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fd695a545-e62b-4c0e-9f8a-94327fa9e59d%2F3195296f-ca5d-4738-8e30-e42028e1fd02%2F3mn6wm_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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