SOLUTION: find the third, fourth and fifth terms. t sub(1) = 6; t sub(n) = t sub(n-1) + 4

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: find the third, fourth and fifth terms.
t sub(1) = 6; t sub(n) = t sub(n-1) + 4 This question is from textbook

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find the third, fourth and fifth terms.
t sub(1) = 6; t sub(n) = t sub(n-1) + 4
T1=6
TN=T(N-1)+4
PUT N=1,2,3,4,5,6....
N=1............T1=6...GIVEN
N=2....T2=T1+4=6+4=10
N=3....T3=T2+4=10+4=14
N=4....T4=T3+4=14+4=18
N=5....T5=T4+4=18+4=22
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