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almond37 [142]
3 years ago
14

Find the fifth term in the sequence that is defined as follows a1=1. An=3an-1+2

Mathematics
1 answer:
faltersainse [42]3 years ago
6 0

The fifth term in the sequence would be 161.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to find the fifth term in the sequence an=3a(n-1)+2

Given that

a1 = 1  (that is the first term)

If we follow the formula, the value of every term depends on the value of immediate lower term. Therefore, the a2 can be calculated by putting 2 in place of n in above equation

a2=3a(2-1)+2

a2=3a1+2

a2=3(1)+2 as a1 = 1

a2=5

Similarly,

a3=3a(3-1)+2

a3=3a2+2

a3=3(5)+2 as a2 = 5

a3=17

and

a4=3a(4-1)+2

a4=3a3+2

a4=3(17)+2 as a3= 17

a4=53

and

a5=3a(5-1)+2

a5=3a4+2

a5=3(53)+2 as a4 = 53

a5=161

Therefore, the fifth term in the sequence would be 161.

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