For all integers x>0, let f(x) be defined as f(x)=(−1)xf(x−1). If f(1)=1, which of the following statement is correct for the values of f(x)?A) The values of f(x) for all even values of x is the same.B) The value of f(x) for all odd values of x is the same.C) The value of f(x) for all even values is f(x)0 and for all odd values is f(x)1D) The value of f(x) is either f(x)0 or f(x)1
Q. For all integers x>0, let f(x) be defined as f(x)=(−1)xf(x−1). If f(1)=1, which of the following statement is correct for the values of f(x)?A) The values of f(x) for all even values of x is the same.B) The value of f(x) for all odd values of x is the same.C) The value of f(x) for all even values is f(x)0 and for all odd values is f(x)1D) The value of f(x) is either f(x)0 or f(x)1
Define Function: Define the function based on the given recursive formula and initial condition. Calculate f(2) using f(1). f(2)=f(1)/(−1)2=1/1=1.
Calculate f(2): Calculate f(3) using f(2). f(3)=(−1)3f(2)=−11=−1.
Calculate f(3): Calculate f(4) using f(3). f(4)=f(3)/(−1)4=−1/1=−1.
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