4. Define the sequence ta for all non-negative integers n as follows: to = 4, t1 = 13, ta = Sta-1 - 6ta-2, for all integers n2 2. Using strong induction on n, prove for all non-negative integers that ta = 5(3" ) - 22. (Note: please use 2 base

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4. Define the sequence ta for all non-negative integers n as follows:
to = 4, t1 = 13, ta = Sta-1 - 6ta-2, for all integers n2 2. Using strong induction on n,
prove for all non-negative integers that ta = 5(3" ) - 22. (Note: please use 2 base
cases.)
Transcribed Image Text:4. Define the sequence ta for all non-negative integers n as follows: to = 4, t1 = 13, ta = Sta-1 - 6ta-2, for all integers n2 2. Using strong induction on n, prove for all non-negative integers that ta = 5(3" ) - 22. (Note: please use 2 base cases.)
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