Math, asked by alanwalker78, 6 months ago

Let a sequence be defined by
3, an
a1
3an-1 + 1
for all n > 1.
Find the first four terms of the sequence.
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Answers

Answered by myraynor
0

Answer:

3,10,31 and 94.

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

We have, a  

1

​  

=3

and, a  

n

​  

=3a  

n−1

​  

+1  for all n>1.

Putting n=2,3 and 4, we get

a  

2

​  

=3a  

1

​  

+1=3×3+1=10

a  

3

​  

=3a  

2

​  

+1=3×10+1=31

and, a  

4

​  

=3a  

3

​  

+1=3×31+1=94

Hence, the first four terms of sequence are 3,10,31 and 94.

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