A. Draw the transition diagram

B. Calculate the probability

ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION Due Date Sunday, March 13, 2022 11:59 PM Doints possible 5 Objective: This activity has the purpose of helping students apply Markov Chain for transitions probabilities and to calculate expected values from a Markov Chain Process Objetives 2 and 3) Student Instructions: 1. For the following excercise answer each question in a document 2. Upload and attach your file in PDF format to the Assignment Submision area in Backboard. Submit your assessment to Blackboard as an attached file 3. This assessment is worth 5 points and you have 1 attempts to complete it 4. For due date refer to the course Calendar in the Tools area of Blackboard, Families who has pet are classified as having one, two or three pets. Let say that in a given year, 15% of families with one pet move to a have 3 pets, and 5% move to have 2 pets, also 6% of all families with 3 pets move to having only one pet, and 4% move to a having 2 pets, finally, 4% of all families having 2 pets move to an having 1 pet and 6% move to a 3 pets a. If a family now have one pet. What is the probability that it will have one pet, two pets or 3 pets two years from now? a ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION Due Date Sunday, March 13, 2022 11:59PM Points Possible 5 Objective: This activity has the purpose of helping students apply Markov Chain for transitions probabilities and to calculate expected values from a Markov Chain Process (Objetives 2 and 3) Student Instructions: 1. For the following excercise calculate the probability in a document. 2 Upload and attach your file in PDF format to the Assignment Submision area in Blackboard Submit your assessment to Blackboard as an attached file 3. This assessment is worth 5 points and you have 1 attempts to complete it 4. For due date refer to the course Calendar in the Tools area of Blackboard According to Bird lovers, the probability that both bird at stage 1 is 0.80, what would be the probability to see only Dabbling in stage 2? Whister Dabbling Both Nether Whistler 0.70 020 0.05 0.05 Dabbing 020 0.60 0.10 010 010 010 080 000 Neither 005 005 0.10 0.80 Roth ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION Points Possible Due Date Sunday, March 13, 2022 11:59 PM a Objective: This activity has the purpose of helping students diagram a Markov Chain Process and apply Markov Chan for transitions probabilities (Objectives 1 and 2) Student Instructions: 1. Read the following exercise and draw the transition diagram in a document 2 Scan your document with the answer or take a picture and attach your file in the Assignment Submission area in Blackboard Summit your assessment to Blackboard as an attached file 3. This assessment is worth 5 points and you have 1 attempt to complete For due date refer to the course Calendar in the tools area of Blackboard This study was made on 2 types of ducks Dabbling Ducks, Whistling Ducks have been seen in Seattle Over the course of many year, Birds lover have determine the following transition probability Whistler Dabbling Both Nether Whistler Dabbling 0.10 0.10 Both 010 0.10 080 000 Neither 0.05 0.05 0.10 005 005 070 020 020 060 080 This study was made on 2 types of ducks Dabbling Ducks, Whistling Ducks have been seen in Seattle. Over the course of many year, Birds lover have determine the following transition probability. Whistler Dabbling Both Neither Whistler 0.70 0.20 0.05 0.05 Dabbling 0.20 0.60 0.10 0.10 Both 0.10 0.10 0.80 0.00 Neither 0.05 0.05 0.10 0.80