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Which function is correctly described by the recursive notation g(1)=3, g(n−1)+3 for n>1?
(A) g(n)=3n+1
(B) g(n)=3n
(C )g(n)=2n−1
(D )g(n)=n+2

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Answered by fisherlaroy
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Answer:  (C )g(n)=2n−1.......

Step-by-step explanation: if the variable is recursive, then the answer will always end with a negative number...in this case, the negative number is -1.

Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

( C ) g ( n ) = 2 n -1

hope it helps

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