Consider the salesman from Problem 4.1. She just left Atlanta. (a) What is the expected time until she returns to Atlanta? (b) Find the answer to (a) by computing the stationary distribution. Problem...

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Consider the salesman from Problem 4.1. She just left Atlanta. (a) What is the expected time until she returns to Atlanta? (b) Find the answer to (a) by computing the stationary distribution.

Problem 4.1

A salesman flies around between Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago as the following rates (the units are trips per month):

(a) Find the limiting fraction of time she spends in each city. (b) What is her average number of trips each year from Boston to Atlanta?

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Consider the salesman from Problem 4.1. She just left Atlanta. (a) What is the expected time until

she returns to Atlanta? (b) Find the answer to (a) by computing the stationary distribution.
# Problem 4.1
A salesman flies around between Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago as the following rates (the...

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Consider the salesman from Problem 4.1. She just left Atlanta. (a) What is the expected time until she returns to Atlanta? (b) Find the answer to (a) by computing the stationary distribution. Problem...

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