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Colleges have been rapidly making broadband Internet service available in their residence halls. Of the colleges that offer no broadband Internet service, each year 10% introduce DSL Internet service, 30% introduce cable Internet service, and 60% continue to offer no broadband Internet service. Once a type of broadband Internet service is established, the type of service is never changed.

(a) Draw the transition diagram for the Markov process. 
 
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(b) Set up an absorbing stochastic matrix for the Markov process.
  DSL    Cable     None 
DSL
 
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(c) Find the stable matrix. (Round your answers to two decimal places.)
  DSL    Cable     None 
DSL
 
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(d) In the long run, what percent of colleges will provide cable Internet service? (Round to the nearest percent.)
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(e) What is the expected number of years required for a college to set up a broadband service if it currently does not provide Internet service? (Round your answer to one decimal place.)
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