A recursive sequence is a sequence of numbers whose values are determined by the numbers that come before them in the sequence.
We’re given a sequence whose (n + 1)-th term f(n + 1) depends on the value of the n-th term f(n), specified by the recursive rule
f(n + 1) = -4 f(n) + 3
We’re also given the 1st term in the sequence, f(1) = 1. Using this value and the recursive rule, we can find the next term f(2). (Just replace n with 1.)
f(1 + 1) = -4 f(1) + 3
f(2) = -4 • 1 + 3
f(2) = -1
We do the same thing to find the next term f(3) :
f(2 + 1) = -4 f(2) + 3
f(3) = -4 • (-1) + 3
f(3) = 7
One more time to find the next term f(4) :
f(3 + 1) = -4 f(3) + 3
f(4) = -4 • 7 + 3
f(4) = -25
Answer:
-4/f
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
This depends on what type of graph, like quadratic, linear, etc. For linear it would be 2 points.
9x-4/x=3 ok first lets get the like terms together! So 9x+1x=10x rewrite 10x-4=3 add 4 to both sides 10x=7 then divide 10 7/10=.7 x=.7
Or you can do it this way
9x-4/x=3 combine like terms so times -4 to both sides 3*-4=-12 rewrite 9x+x=-12 combine like term (still got some) 9x+1x=10x rewrite 10x=-12 divide 10 to both sides -12/10=-1.2 rewrite x=-1.2 (I'm like 95% sure it's this one) hope this helps!!! Have a nice nite (Don't be afraid to ask me about details on this or another question)!!!
