(a) Find a simple recursive definition of the sequence with general term t, = 2(n 1) +7 for n > 2. (b) Find a simple recursive definition of the sequence with general term t, = ,- for n 2 2. 5-1+1 (c) Find a simple recursive definition of the sequence with general term tn for n > 2. 9 (*-1)

(a) Find a simple recursive definition of the sequence with general term t, = 2(n 1) +7 for n > 2. (b) Find a simple recursive definition of the sequence with general term t, = ,- for n 2 2. 5-1+1 (c) Find a simple recursive definition of the sequence with general term tn for n > 2. 9 (*-1)

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Algebra for College Students

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285195780

Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Publisher:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Chapter14: Sequences And Mathematical Induction

Section14.1: Arithmetic Sequences

Problem 79PS

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