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A recursive function is shown below:

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Ber [7]3 years ago

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$f(1)=\fbox2\ and\ f(n)=f(n-1)-5\\\underline{f(2)}=f(2-1)-5=f(1)-5=2-5=\fbox{-3}\\\underline{\underline{f(3)}}=f(3-1)-5=\underline{f(2)}-5=-3-5=\boxed{-8}\\f(4)=f(4-1)-5=\underline{\underline{f(3)}}-5=-8-5=\boxed{-13}\\\vdots\\Answer:\boxed{\boxed{2;-3;-8;-13;-18;...}\leftarrow answer}$

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