SOLUTION: Find the first five terms of the recursively defined infinite sequence.
a1=2, ak+1=3ak-4
a1=
a2=
a3=
a4=
a5=
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Question 631049: Find the first five terms of the recursively defined infinite sequence.
a1=2, ak+1=3ak-4
a1=
a2=
a3=
a4=
a5=
Answer by dfrazzetto(283) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a1=2, ak+1=3ak-4
a1=2
a2=3*2 - 4 = 2
a3= 2
a4= 2
a5= 2, ad infinitum
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