I would to show you a general strategy for figuring out an explicit formula when we are given a sequence defined recursively. Solving linear recurrence relations is usually taught in discrete math but we are seeing an introduction in precalculus. This method of finding an explicit formula from a recursive sequence should be what you should try first!
0:00 geometric sequence a_n=2a_(n-1)
2:56 arithematic sequence a_n=a_(n-1)+3
5:20 "both" a_n=2a_(n-1)+3
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29 июн 2024
