A taxi can travel between three locations: the airport, the suburbs, and the city. From the city, the next trip is to the airport or the suburbs each with probability 1/4, and to somewhere else in the city with probability 1/2. From the suburbs, the next trip is to the city with probability 7/10, to somewhere else in the suburbs with probability 1/20, and to the airport with probability 1/4. From the airport, the next trip is to the city with probability 7/10 and to the suburbs with probability 3/10.
Model the taxi using a discrete Markov process with state 1 representing the city, state 2 representing the suburbs, and state 3 representing the airport. Assume the taxi starts at the airport: