Given the directed graph below1respond to the following questions:a.) Compute the stochastic matrix P associated to the random walk on this directed graph.b.) Compute the modified matrix P,.1c.) Compute the Google matrix G for p =d.) Does a steady-state vector q exist for the Google matrix, G? If so, why?

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ven the directed graph below 1 4 pond to the following questions: Compute the stochastic matrix P associated to the random walk on this directed graph. Compute the modified matrix P. Compute the Google matrix G for p = Does a steady-state vector q exist for the Google matrix, G? If so, why?

ven the directed graph below 1 4 pond to the following questions: Compute the stochastic matrix P associated to the random walk on this directed graph. Compute the modified matrix P. Compute the Google matrix G for p = Does a steady-state vector q exist for the Google matrix, G? If so, why?

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