This table reports the number of customers expected in each segment after each period. These simulations take into account: - The number of customers at the start. - Customer acquisitions, if any. - Customer transitions from segments to segments at each period (i.e., transition matrix). The 'infinity' period simulates where the database will converge to after 250 time periods. Examine the customer base evolution. Republic Wireless has 15,000 customers currently with the expectation of acquiring future customers. a. How many will still be Republic Wireless customers after 10 years (N+10), including acquired customers? b. How many customers are projected to be in each segment after these number of periods? c. At which period do each of the segments achieve a peak number of customers? This table reports the number of customers expected in each segment after each period. These simulations take into account: - The number of customers at the start. - Customer acquisitions, if any. - Customer transitions from segments to segments at each period (i.e., transition matrix). The 'infinity' period simulates where the database will converge to after 250 time periods. Examine the customer base evolution. Republic Wireless has 15,000 customers currently with the expectation of acquiring future customers. a. How many will still be Republic Wireless customers after 10 years (N+10), including acquired customers? b. How many customers are projected to be in each segment after these number of periods? c. At which period do each of the segments achieve a peak number of customers