-2an The solution of the recursion relation an+1 = n > 0, is an 3(n+1) ? a) -2" ao 3" (n!)? O b) (-1)"2" ao 3" (n!)? O c) (–1)"+12"+lao 3n+1[(n+1)!]? d) None of these e) (–1)"2"ao 3" (n+1)?
-2an The solution of the recursion relation an+1 = n > 0, is an 3(n+1) ? a) -2" ao 3" (n!)? O b) (-1)"2" ao 3" (n!)? O c) (–1)"+12"+lao 3n+1[(n+1)!]? d) None of these e) (–1)"2"ao 3" (n+1)?
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