(1) what is the matrix of probabilities?(2) Is it an ergodic Markov chain? If so, what are the limiting probabilities? On a given day, Buffy is either cheerful (c), so-so (s), or gloomy (g). If she is cheerfultoday, then she will be c, s, or g tomorrow with respective probabilities .7, .2, .1. Ifshe is so-so, then she will be c, s, or g tomorrow with respective probabilities .4, .3,.3. If she is gloomy today, then Buffy will be c, s, or g tomorrow with probabilities.2, .4, .4.

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