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Table 14-4
Cuthbert Wylinghauser is a scheduler of transportation for the state of Delirium.This state contains three cities: Chaos (C1) , Frenzy (C2) , and Tremor (C3) .A transition matrix, indicating the probability that a resident in one city will travel to another, is given below.Cuthbert's job is to schedule the required number of seats, one to each person making the trip (transition) , on a daily basis.
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Table 14-4 Cuthbert Wylinghauser is a scheduler of transportation for the state of Delirium.This state contains three cities: Chaos (C1) , Frenzy (C2) , and Tremor (C3) .A transition matrix, indicating the probability that a resident in one city will travel to another, is given below.Cuthbert's job is to schedule the required number of seats, one to each person making the trip (transition) , on a daily basis. C F T Transition matrix:      π(0) = [100, 100, 100] -Using the data given in Table 14-4, find the equilibrium travel population for Frenzy (rounded to the nearest whole person) . A) 126 B) 95 C) 79 D) 100 Table 14-4 Cuthbert Wylinghauser is a scheduler of transportation for the state of Delirium.This state contains three cities: Chaos (C1) , Frenzy (C2) , and Tremor (C3) .A transition matrix, indicating the probability that a resident in one city will travel to another, is given below.Cuthbert's job is to schedule the required number of seats, one to each person making the trip (transition) , on a daily basis. C F T Transition matrix:      π(0) = [100, 100, 100] -Using the data given in Table 14-4, find the equilibrium travel population for Frenzy (rounded to the nearest whole person) . A) 126 B) 95 C) 79 D) 100
π(0) = [100, 100, 100]
-Using the data given in Table 14-4, find the equilibrium travel population for Frenzy (rounded to the nearest whole person) .


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