Q. If f(1)=3 and f(n)=f(n−1)2+2 then find the value of f(4).Answer:
Given initial condition: We are given the initial condition f(1)=3 and the recursive formula f(n)=f(n−1)2+2. To find f(4), we need to first find f(2), then f(3), and finally f(4) using the recursive formula.
Find f(2): Using the recursive formula, let's find f(2): f(2)=f(1)2+2 Substitute the value of f(1) into the equation: f(2)=32+2 f(2)=9+2 f(2)=11
Find f(3): Now, let's find f(3) using the value of f(2): f(3)=f(2)2+2 Substitute the value of f(2) into the equation: f(3)=112+2 f(3)=121+2 f(3)=123
Find f(4): Finally, we can find f(4) using the value of f(3): f(4)=f(3)2+2 Substitute the value of f(3) into the equation: f(4)=1232+2 f(4)=15129+2 f(4)=15131
More problems from Evaluate expression when two complex numbers are given