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Proof by Induction (Points)

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Er...

Help por favor?

 

Gotta prove that this recursive formula...

t1=8

tn+1=3tn-14

 

Has an explicit formula of...

tn=3n-1+7

 

 

I got the basis down, and assumed for s(k), and all that crap, I'm pretty much on the last step.

 

But I dunno how to just get the damned things to equal each other.

Really pissing me off.

 

 

If you can help with this, there's two more where that came from!

 

 

Oh, yeah, incentive.

Umm, 20 points per proof.

 

 

 

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Screw you guys.

Figured it out.

There's another one, but I need it by tomorrow, and I can't check DM in school, so, yeah.

Sucks.

No points for you.

 

Hmm, that seems familiar. And using algebra I can manipulate it to get the correct answer. Maybe your notation is just so different from mine I do not recognize what it is you are doing.

I think i vaguely recall doing recursive formulas in precalc like 2 years ago but that's all i recall with them...

I've found that taking higher levels of mathematics really starts to screw with your ability to do simpler operations.  I tend to look at everything now and think either "Derive" or "integrate"

I'm with Gerr on this one, I was going to help ya, (I think I remembered how to do that stuff) but I ran out of time and had to go to work by the time I saw this...

I think i vaguely recall doing recursive formulas in precalc like 2 years ago but that's all i recall with them...

I've found that taking higher levels of mathematics really starts to screw with your ability to do simpler operations.  I tend to look at everything now and think either "Derive" or "integrate"

 

That sums up my life.

Your evaluation of your performance in a test is inversely proportional to how well you -actually- did.  ;D

 

Joking, I'm sure you did well.  :)

I think i vaguely recall doing recursive formulas in precalc like 2 years ago but that's all i recall with them...

I've found that taking higher levels of mathematics really starts to screw with your ability to do simpler operations.  I tend to look at everything now and think either "Derive" or "integrate"

 

>I've found that taking higher levels of mathematics really starts to screw with your ability to do simpler operations.  I tend to look at everything now and think either "Derive" or "integrate"

>higher levels of mathematics really starts to screw with your ability to do simpler operations.  I tend to look at everything now and think either "Derive" or "integrate"

>higher levels of mathematics...  I tend to look at everything now and think either "Derive" or "integrate"

>higher levels of mathematics..."Derive" or "integrate"

 

Lulz.

idiots. You should all study music.

 

Come back when you can explain what a cadence is. Then you will be ready to face the world. :D

idiots. You should all study music.

 

Come back when you can explain what a cadence is. Then you will be ready to face the world. :D

 

Music is just applied mathematics...

 

 

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A Cadence is a song sung usually while jogging, with a beat in sync with the pace to help with breathing.

 

For examples, see the film Full Metal Jacket

 

I don't know what I've been told

Esk-imo P***y is might-y cold

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