Suppose a park has three locations: a picnic area, a swimming pool, and a baseball field. Assume parkgoers move under the following rules: • Of the parkgoers at the picnic area at time t = k, will be at the swimming pool at t = k + 1, and 1 will be at the baseball field at t = k + 1. The remaining people are still at the picnic area. 1 • Of the parkgoers at the swimming pool at time t = k, ; will be at the picnic area at t = k +1 and 1 will be at the baseball field at t = k +1. The remaining people are still at the swimming pool. 1 1 • Of the parkgoers at the baseball field at time t = k, = will be at the picnic area at t = k + 1 and will be at the swimming pool at t = k + 1. The remaining people are still at the baseball field. Let Pn, Sn, bn be the number of people at the picnic area, swimming pool, and baseball field at time t = n. Find formulas for Pn +1, §n+1, ồn + 1. Use _ to enter subscripts, so an would be typed "a_n" Pn +1 = Sn+1 = bn +1 = Suppose there are 600 persons in each location at t = 0. Find the following: P1 = 81 = bị = Let T: (Pn, 8n, bn) → (Pn +1, 8n+1, ôn +1. T =

Suppose a park has three locations: a picnic area, a swimming pool, and a baseball field. Assume parkgoers move under the following rules: • Of the parkgoers at the picnic area at time t = k, will be at the swimming pool at t = k + 1, and 1 will be at the baseball field at t = k + 1. The remaining people are still at the picnic area. 1 • Of the parkgoers at the swimming pool at time t = k, ; will be at the picnic area at t = k +1 and 1 will be at the baseball field at t = k +1. The remaining people are still at the swimming pool. 1 1 • Of the parkgoers at the baseball field at time t = k, = will be at the picnic area at t = k + 1 and will be at the swimming pool at t = k + 1. The remaining people are still at the baseball field. Let Pn, Sn, bn be the number of people at the picnic area, swimming pool, and baseball field at time t = n. Find formulas for Pn +1, §n+1, ồn + 1. Use _ to enter subscripts, so an would be typed "a_n" Pn +1 = Sn+1 = bn +1 = Suppose there are 600 persons in each location at t = 0. Find the following: P1 = 81 = bị = Let T: (Pn, 8n, bn) → (Pn +1, 8n+1, ôn +1. T =

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Suppose a park has three locations: a picnic area, a swimming pool, and a baseball field. Assume parkgoers
move under the following rules:
• Of the parkgoers at the picnic area at time t = k, will be at the swimming pool at t = k + 1, and
1
will be at the baseball field at t = k + 1. The remaining people are still at the picnic area.
1
• Of the parkgoers at the swimming pool at time t = k, ; will be at the picnic area at t = k +1 and
1
will be at the baseball field at t = k +1. The remaining people are still at the swimming pool.
1
1
• Of the parkgoers at the baseball field at time t = k, = will be at the picnic area at t = k + 1 and
will be at the swimming pool at t = k + 1. The remaining people are still at the baseball field.
Let Pn, Sn, bn be the number of people at the picnic area, swimming pool, and baseball field at time t = n.
Find formulas for Pn +1, §n+1, ồn + 1. Use _ to enter subscripts, so an would be typed "a_n"
Pn +1 =
Sn+1 =
bn +1 =
Suppose there are 600 persons in each location at t = 0. Find the following:
P1 =
81 =
bị =
Let T: (Pn, 8n, bn) → (Pn +1, 8n+1, ôn +1.
T =

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