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Standard XII
Mathematics
Sequence
Find the next...
Question
Find the next five terms of each of the following sequences given by:
a
1
=
4
,
a
n
=
4
a
n
−
1
+
3
,
n
>
1
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Solution
Given,
The nth term of the sequence is
a
n
=
4
a
n
−
1
+
3
f
o
r
n
>
1
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e
q
(
1
)
A
nd
⟹
a
1
=
4
.
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.
.
e
q
(
2
)
1) For finding the second term of
sequence
(
a
2
)
put n=2 in eq(1)
⟹
a
2
=
4
a
2
−
1
+
3
⟹
a
2
=
4
×
a
1
+
3
put value of
a
1
from eq(2)
⟹
a
2
=
4
×
4
+
3
⟹
a
2
=
16
+
3
⟹
a
2
=
19
.
.
.
.
e
q
(
3
)
2) For finding the third term of
seqence
(
a
3
)
put n=3 in eq(1)
⟹
a
3
=
4
a
3
−
1
+
3
⟹
a
3
=
4
×
a
2
+
3
put value of
a
2
from eq(3)
⟹
a
3
=
4
×
19
+
3
⟹
a
3
=
76
+
3
⟹
a
3
=
79
.
.
.
.
e
q
(
4
)
3)For finding the fourth term of
sequence
(
a
4
)
put n=4 in eq(1)
⟹
a
4
=
4
a
4
−
1
+
3
⟹
a
4
=
4
×
a
3
+
3
put value of
a
3
from eq(4)
⟹
a
4
=
4
×
79
+
3
⟹
a
4
=
316
+
3
⟹
a
4
=
319
.
.
.
.
e
q
(
5
)
4) For finding the fifth term of
sequence
(
a
5
)
put n=5 in eq(1)
⟹
a
5
=
4
a
5
−
1
+
3
⟹
a
5
=
4
×
a
4
+
3
put value of
a
4
from eq(5)
⟹
a
5
=
4
×
319
+
3
⟹
a
5
=
1276
+
3
⟹
a
5
=
1279
.
.
.
.
e
q
(
6
)
5) For finding the sixth term of
sequence
(
a
6
)
put n=6 in eq(1)
⟹
a
6
=
4
a
6
−
1
+
3
⟹
a
6
=
4
×
a
5
+
3
put value of
a
5
from eq(6)
⟹
a
6
=
4
×
1279
+
3
⟹
a
6
=
5116
+
3
⟹
a
6
=
5119
.
.
.
.
e
q
(
7
)
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Q.
Find the next five terms of each of the following sequences given by:
(i) a
1
= 1, a
n
= a
n−1
+2, n ≥ 2
(ii) a
1
= a
2
= 2, a
n
= a
n−1
− 3, n > 2
(iii)
a
1
=
-
1
,
a
n
=
a
n
-
1
n
,
n
≥
2
(iv) a
1
= 4, a
n
= 4a
n−1
+ 3, n > 1.