Q. h(n)=−13n complete the recursive formula of h(n)
Identify Pattern: Identify the function's pattern. h(n)=−13n shows a linear relationship where each term is −13 times its position n.
Establish Base Case: Establish the base case for the recursive formula. Let's choose h(1)=−13 as the starting point.
Develop Recursive Formula: Develop the recursive part of the formula. Since each term is −13 times its position, the next term h(n+1) can be derived by adding −13 to the previous term h(n). So, h(n+1)=h(n)−13.
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