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The following function defines a recursive sequence. f(0) = -2 f(1) = 8 f(n) = -4•f(n -1) - 3•f(n - 2); for n > 1 Which of the following sequences is defined by this recursive function? -2, 8, -26, -80, … -2, 8, -26, 80, … -2, 12, -44, 180, … -2, -12, -44, -180, …
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Don't be lazy :p, find f(3) recursively :)
lol ok i find it for you
\(f(3)=-4f(2)-3f(1)=-4[-4f(1)-3f(0)]-3f(1)=-4[-4(8)-3(-2)]-3(8)=80\)
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lol didn't realize that it was over the margin sorry I actually wrote \(=80\) at the end but it won't show it in my browser :/
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