with probability 3/4 replace each of twiYou have an urn with 3 balls, some are red and some are blue. Let Bn, n = 0, 1, 2, . . ., denote the number of blue balls at time n.th probability 1/4 replace this ball by a ball of opposite color; (b) with probability 3/4 replace each of the other two balls by balls of their opposite colors. Is Bn, n 0, is a Markov Chain? If so, what is state space and transition probabilities?he other two balls by balls of their opposite colors. Is Bn, n 0, is a Markov Chain? If so, what is state space and transition probabilities