Q. f(n)=45⋅(54)n−1 Complete the recursive formula of f(n)
Identify Initial Term: Identify the initial term of the sequence.The initial term f(1) is when n=1.f(1)=45×(54)1−1f(1)=45×(54)0f(1)=45×1f(1)=45
Calculate Second Term: Calculate the second term to find the common ratio.The second term f(2) is when n=2.f(2)=45×(54)2−1f(2)=45×(54)1f(2)=45×(54)f(2)=36
Determine Common Ratio: Determine the common ratio by dividing the second term by the first term.The common ratio r is f(2)/f(1).r=36/45r=4/5
Write Recursive Formula: Write the recursive formula using the initial term and the common ratio.The recursive formula for a geometric sequence is f(n)=f(n−1)×r, where r is the common ratio.For this sequence, the recursive formula is:f(n)=f(n−1)×(54), for n>1And the initial term is f(1)=45.
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