A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day:
Pr(Ford after Audi) =

Pr(VW after Audi) = A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day: Pr(Ford after Audi) = Pr(VW after Audi) = Pr(Audi after Ford) = Pr(VW after Ford) = Pr(Audi after VW) = Pr(Ford after VW) = What is the steady-state vector for this problem? A) B) C) D) E)

Pr(Audi after Ford) = A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day: Pr(Ford after Audi) = Pr(VW after Audi) = Pr(Audi after Ford) = Pr(VW after Ford) = Pr(Audi after VW) = Pr(Ford after VW) = What is the steady-state vector for this problem? A) B) C) D) E)

Pr(VW after Ford) = A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day: Pr(Ford after Audi) = Pr(VW after Audi) = Pr(Audi after Ford) = Pr(VW after Ford) = Pr(Audi after VW) = Pr(Ford after VW) = What is the steady-state vector for this problem? A) B) C) D) E)

Pr(Audi after VW) = A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day: Pr(Ford after Audi) = Pr(VW after Audi) = Pr(Audi after Ford) = Pr(VW after Ford) = Pr(Audi after VW) = Pr(Ford after VW) = What is the steady-state vector for this problem? A) B) C) D) E)

Pr(Ford after VW) = A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day: Pr(Ford after Audi) = Pr(VW after Audi) = Pr(Audi after Ford) = Pr(VW after Ford) = Pr(Audi after VW) = Pr(Ford after VW) = What is the steady-state vector for this problem? A) B) C) D) E)

What is the steady-state vector for this problem?

A) A man owns an Audi, a Ford, and a VW. He drives every day and never drives the same car two days in a row. These are the probabilities that he drives each of the other cars the next day: Pr(Ford after Audi) = Pr(VW after Audi) = Pr(Audi after Ford) = Pr(VW after Ford) = Pr(Audi after VW) = Pr(Ford after VW) = What is the steady-state vector for this problem? A) B) C) D) E)

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