Show me the steps of determine green and information is here step by step. It complete (e) Suppose that a1 = ag+2 = a2g+3 = a3q+4 = A4g+5 = a5q+6 = A6q+7 = 0. By (d), weproduce the following formulas below:IL-o 2-(q+1)t-qlim 2-(7q+6)t=0lim 2(7q+7)n+1IT-o 2-(a+1)t-q+1n-00n-00=0n7h1ΣΠ2II T2-(g+1)k-(q+1)t-q †h=0 k=1It=0II-, N-(a+1)t-q52-11+q I:8.7h1ΣΠIT-o 2-(a+1)k-(q+1)t-q + 1It=0a1 = 2-(7q+6)1 -II-, 2-(a+1)t-q+1t=0h=0 k=1t=07h+ 1ΣΠh=0 k=111-0 S2(q+1)k-(q+1)t-q +1-(q+1)t-q1a1 = 0 >(3)II-o 2-(a+1)t-qt=06. In this work, we deal with the following nonlinear difference equationIm-(7g+6)1+II-, Pm-(9+1)t-gwhere 2-(79+6), N-(7q+5), .., N-1, o E (0, 00) is investigated.Sm+1= 0, 1,...,(1)m =(e) If L(79+7)n+(t-1)q+t → a(t-1)q+t + 0 then 2(7g+7)n+6q+7 + 0 as n → o,If S79+7)n+tg+t + arg+t +0 then 2(7g+7)n+79+7 → 0 as n -→ 0o. t = 1,6.(d) We can generate the following formulas:(7a+7)n+r(q+1)+s+1(r-7)(g+1)+s+1 (1–(mg+m-m-1)+s)/S(r-7)(q+1)+s+11+ (ITm=12-(mq+m-1)+s)n7h+r1ΣΠIIm-1 Pla+1)t-(mq+m-1)+s +1h=0 k=1

a n =3−4n a 1 =3−4(1)=−1 a 2 =3−4(2)=−5 a 3 =3−4(3)=−9 a 3 −a 2 =a 2 −a 1 =−4 as it…

(e) Suppose that a1 = aq+2 = a2q+3 = a3q+4 = A4q+5 = a5q+6 = A6q+7 = 0. By (d), we produce the following formulas below: II-, 2-(g+1)t-q II-o 2-(a+1)t-q +1 lim (7g+7)n+1 = lim 2-(7q+6) n-00 n00 n 7h 1 ΣΠ II-0 2-(4+1)k-(q+1)t-q +1 h=0 k=1 7h II-, 2-(9+1)t-q2-11+q 00 1 ΣΠ h=0 k-1 11-0 2-(q+1)k-(q+1)t-q+1 a1 = 2-(79+6) 1 II-, 2-(a+1)t-q+1 7h II-o 2-(q+1)t–-q +1 II-, 2-(a+1)t-q 1 ΣΠ h=0 k=111-0 2(a+1)k-(q+1)t-q +1 t=0 a1 = 0 > (3) 6

(e) Suppose that a1 = aq+2 = a2q+3 = a3q+4 = A4q+5 = a5q+6 = A6q+7 = 0. By (d), we produce the following formulas below: II-, 2-(g+1)t-q II-o 2-(a+1)t-q +1 lim (7g+7)n+1 = lim 2-(7q+6) n-00 n00 n 7h 1 ΣΠ II-0 2-(4+1)k-(q+1)t-q +1 h=0 k=1 7h II-, 2-(9+1)t-q2-11+q 00 1 ΣΠ h=0 k-1 11-0 2-(q+1)k-(q+1)t-q+1 a1 = 2-(79+6) 1 II-, 2-(a+1)t-q+1 7h II-o 2-(q+1)t–-q +1 II-, 2-(a+1)t-q 1 ΣΠ h=0 k=111-0 2(a+1)k-(q+1)t-q +1 t=0 a1 = 0 > (3) 6

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