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In Example, let [math]a = 0[/math] and [math]b = 1/2[/math].
Find [math] \mat {P},~ \mat {P}^2,[/math] and [math] \mat {P}^3.[/math] What would [math] \mat {P}^n[/math] be? What happens to [math] \mat {P}^n[/math] as [math]n[/math] tends to infinity? Interpret this result.