I assume you want the general term.
It is (5/3) - (5/12)(-8)n
There may be other methods of solution, but the one I know involves the Calculus of Finite Differences; for more information see "Calculus of Finite Differences" by Jordan.
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asked 12/06/18I assume you want the general term.
It is (5/3) - (5/12)(-8)n
There may be other methods of solution, but the one I know involves the Calculus of Finite Differences; for more information see "Calculus of Finite Differences" by Jordan.
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