d) an = 2an-1 - 3, ao = -1 e) an = (n + 1)an-1, ao = 2 f) an %3D %3D = 2nan-1, ao = 3 %3D
d) an = 2an-1 - 3, ao = -1 e) an = (n + 1)an-1, ao = 2 f) an %3D %3D = 2nan-1, ao = 3 %3D
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