Write a recursive definition for the sequence 11, 8, 5, 2... a1=11, an=a(n-1)-4 a1=11, an=a(n-1)-3 a1=2, an=a(n-1)-3 a1=2, an=a(n-1)+3
\[a _{1}=11, a _{n}=a _{n-1}-4\] Thats what what the options look like in the question above^
Do you see a common subtraction/addition happening from term to term?
Yes, 3
and what do you think a1 (the first term) is?
Im guessing 11, but im not too sure
Or is it -2?
\[\large {5,6,7,8,9} \]\[\large {a_1 = 5} \]\large {a_2 = 6} \] etc.
it's the first term in teh sequence, so 11
ah i see, i thought so.
so yeah, B. ♥♥
which leaves us with the answers, a or b?
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OHH!!! that was easy lol thank you bibby ♥♥♥♥♥
it's a1=11, an=a(n-1)-3 as a1 = 11 and every term is the term before it minus 3
That was too easy bib, i look like such a fool with my ignorance. Would you mind helping me with another one? Last one.
maybe. would you mind "helping me"?
lmao, it depends
give me a hand buddy boy
Those were the old days bib, I changed my ways. I'm a follower of Christ now.
No handjobs necessary, post the question bby
lmao will do.
Suppose you drop a tennis ball from a height of 9 feet. After the ball hits the floor, it rebounds to 80% of its previous height. How high will the ball rebound after its third bounce? Round to the nearest tenth. 5.8 feet 1 feet 4.6 feet 7.2 feet
The first bounce is 9 The second bounce is 80% of 9. What is 80% of 9?
7.2..... jesus christ that was easy
not yet
learn to read ytou spic
the third bounce is 80% of 7.2
lmao im sorry
and correct
<3. 0.8*7.2=?
5.76 ♥
which rounds to 5.8 ♥ btw that's a geometric series with the common ratio 80%/0.8 9,7.2,5.76,... etc.
Ohhh i see, still easy. Sorry homeschooling is a bit challenging for me. I need to be taught by a teacher to learn. I'm not good with self instructions. Thank you bib ♥
I love you dude. Any time ♥
I'm considering giving you "a hand" now ☺☻♥
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