Question

how do I find the output if the input is1

Answer 1

Replace every variable that you're inputting that 1 for with 1 and then evaluate the expression like normal.

Answer 2

For example, say you have x+10

the input is x = 1, so replace x with 1 to get 1+10 = 11, so the output is 11

Answer 3

Do you use the recursive definition to solve it?

Answer 4

no, just evaluate the expression as if it were a normal arithmetic expression

Answer 5

are you working with recursive structures?

Answer 6

thank you

Answer 7

do you have the actual problem?

Answer 8

yes,make a table of the function values for inputs between 0 and 10 then find a closed form definition that agrees with the table use your closed form definition to find the outputs at 103,104, and 245.
g(n)= 0 if n=0
g(n-1)+1 if n>0

Answer 9

if n = 1, then g(1) = g(0) + 1 = 0+1= 1


if n = 2, then g(2) = g(1) + 1= 1+1 =2


if n = 3, then g(3) = g(2)+1 = 2+1 = 3


see the pattern?

Answer 10

see a pattern but still confused lol

Answer 11

it's simply increasing by 1 (since g(n-1)+1 means, literally, take the previous output and add 1 to it to get the new/next output)



So plug in 4, you get one more than 3 which is 4

Plug in 17, you get one more than 16 (17)


Plug in x, you get x


So plug in 103, you get 103, etc...

Answer 12

k thanks going to try it, be back in a few and let you know how it's going thank you