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![for this markov matrix
[9/10 3/5 0]
[1/10 3/10 1/2]
[01/10 1/2]
how could i show that the eigenvectors v1 = [30 5 1]¹ V2 = [−2, 1, 1]¹, and v3 = [3,
-4, 1]¹ are linearly independent by confirming c1 = c2 = c3 = 0 is a unique
solution to the sum from Σ-3 (C₁) (V;) = 0
in terms of a linear combination of a eigenvectors, Find the general solution to
the stochastic process at the nth iteration](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/bf5ce9b6-abd9-4339-88b3-651e02e1e784/c7692a8b-1dc4-4f88-a4fa-946eb2fb080d/zt43tzf_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:for this markov matrix
[9/10 3/5 0]
[1/10 3/10 1/2]
[01/10 1/2]
how could i show that the eigenvectors v1 = [30 5 1]¹ V2 = [−2, 1, 1]¹, and v3 = [3,
-4, 1]¹ are linearly independent by confirming c1 = c2 = c3 = 0 is a unique
solution to the sum from Σ-3 (C₁) (V;) = 0
in terms of a linear combination of a eigenvectors, Find the general solution to
the stochastic process at the nth iteration
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