Suppose that the weather in Charlotte is modeled using the Markov chain in Section 10.1, Exercise 28.
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Suppose that the weather in Charlotte is modeled using the Markov chain in Section 10.1, Exercise 28. About how many days elapse in Charlotte between consecutive rainy days?
Data From Section 10.1 Exercise 28
Suppose that whether it rains in Charlotte tomorrow depends on the weather conditions for today and yesterday. Climate data from 2003 show that
- If it rained yesterday and today, then it will rain tomorrow with probability .58.
- If it rained yesterday but not today, then it will rain tomorrow with probability .29.
- If it rained today but not yesterday, then it will rain tomorrow with probability .47.
- If it did not rain yesterday or today, then it will rain tomorrow with probability .31.
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