A certain town is in a certain country (this is a hypothetical problem). Each year ten percent

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A certain town is in a certain country (this is a hypothetical problem). Each year ten percent of the town dwellers move to other parts of the country. Each year one percent of the people from elsewhere move to the town. Assume that there are two states sT , living in town, and sC, living elsewhere.
(a) Construct the transition matrix.
(b) Starting with an initial distribution sT = 0.3 and sC = 0.7, get the results for the first ten years.
(c) Do the same for sT = 0.2.
(d) Are the two outcomes alike or different?
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Linear Algebra

ISBN: 9780982406212

1st Edition

Authors: Jim Hefferon

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