There are three categories of people Indonesia: those who never avoid to excercise, those who sometimes do it, and those who always do it. Based on research shows that: For those who did not avoid exercising last year, 97% continue in the same category this year, 2% move to the "sometimes" category, and the remainder move to the "always" category. For those who sometimes avoid to excercise, 5% move to "never," 90% stay the same, and 5% move to "always." for the "always" avoiders, the respective percentages are 0%, 4%, and 96%. Express the problem as a Markov chain. In the long run, what would be the steady-state probability of "never," "sometimes," and "always" tax categories?