Studying the proportion of time a low-lying coastal area

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A disaster manager is interested in studying the proportion of time a low-lying coastal area goes under flooding. The area is observed every month, and the data gathered show that the area goes from a non-flooded state to a flooded state with a probability of 1/4 and from the flooded state to the non-flooded state with a probability of 0.9. Compute the average number of months it remains flooded annually.

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