(b) Let Ho =1, H1 =3, H2 =9, and define Hk = Hk-1 + 3Hk-2 + 3Hk-3 for k23. Show by induction that Hk < 3k for all k> 0.

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(b) Let Ho =1, H1 =3, H2 =9, and define
Hk = Hk-1 + 3Hk-2 + 3Hk-3
for k23. Show by induction that Hk < 3k for all k > 0.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Let Ho =1, H1 =3, H2 =9, and define Hk = Hk-1 + 3Hk-2 + 3Hk-3 for k23. Show by induction that Hk < 3k for all k > 0.
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