. A sequence x may be defined inductively by specifying a value for the first termand

Chapter 4, Problem 9

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. A sequence x may be defined inductively by specifying a value for the first termand then specifying xn for in terms of earlier values in the sequence.(a) Let and, for Find the first six terms of x anddetermine whether x converges.(b) Let and, for Find the first six terms of xand determine whether x converges.(c) Find the first ten terms of the Fibonnaci sequence f, whereand, for n > 2, fn = fn1 + fn2.(d) If it exists, estimate the limit of the sequence x, where(e) If it exists, estimate the limit of the sequence x, where

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