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For the matrices A and the vectorsx→0in Exercises 25 through 29, findlimt→∞(Atx→0). Feel free to use Theorem 7.4.1.

A=[0.50.20.20.20.30.50.30.50.3],x0→=[0.50.20.3]

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The equilibrium distributionlimt→∞Atxo=2729843184

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Define Matrix

A matrix is a rectangular array of numbers or symbols which are generally arranged in rows and columns.

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Finding the equilibrium distribution xequ of A

Ax=x[0.50.20.20.20.30.50.30.50.3]x1x2x3=x1x2x30.5x1+0.2x2+0.2x3=x1,0.2x1+0.3x2+0.5x3=x2,0.3x1+0.5x2+0.3x3=x3,x1+x2+x3=1x1=27x2=2984x3=3184xequ=2729843184

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Finding the Value of limt→∞(Atx0→)

limt→∞Atx→0=2729843184

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22: Consider an arbitrary n × n matrix A. What is the relationship between the characteristic polynomials of A and AT ? What does your answer tell you about the eigenvalues of A and AT ?

Show that similar matrices have the same eigenvalues. Hint:v→ Ifis an eigenvector ofS-1AS, thenrole="math" localid="1659529994406" Sv→is an eigenvector of A.

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28 : Consider the isolated Swiss town of Andelfingen, inhabited by 1,200 families. Each family takes a weekly shopping trip to the only grocery store in town, run by Mr. and Mrs. Wipf, until the day when a new, fancier (and cheaper) chain store, Migros, opens its doors. It is not expected that everybody will immediately run to the new store, but we do anticipate that 20% of those shopping at Wipf’s each week switch to Migros the following week. Some people who do switch miss the personal service (and the gossip) and switch back: We expect that 10% of those shopping at Migros each week go to Wipf’s the following week. The state of this town (as far as grocery shopping is concerned) can be represented by the vector

x¯(t)=[wtm(t]]

where w(t) and m(t) are the numbers of families shopping at Wipf’s and at Migros, respectively, t weeks after Migros opens. Suppose w(0) = 1,200 and m(0) = 0.

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b. How many families will shop at each store after t weeks? Give closed formulas. c. The Wipfs expect that they must close down when they have less than 250 customers a week. When does that happen?

Is v⇶Äan eigenvector ofA-1? If so, what is the eigenvalue?

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