SOLUTION: If tn = 11n−6, find t1, t10 and tn+1−tn .
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Question 1150094: If tn = 11n−6, find t1, t10 and tn+1−tn .
Answer by greenestamps(13216) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
t(n) = 11n-6
(1) t(1): evaluate 11n-6 for n=1
(2) t(10): evaluate 11n-6 for n=10
(3) t(n+1)-t(n):
Simplify....
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