Asked by bob
Given the recursively defined formula c1=−3
, cr=cr−1+4
, determine which option is the correct function notation.(1 point)
Responses
c(1)=−3
; c(r)=c(r−1)+4
c of 1 is equal to negative 3 ; c of r is equal to c of open paren r minus 1 close paren plus 4
c(1)=−3
; c(r)=cr−1+4
c of 1 is equal to negative 3 ; c of r is equal to c sub r minus 1 baseline plus 4
c(1)=−3
; c(r)=c(r+1)−4
c of 1 is equal to negative 3 ; c of r is equal to c of open paren r plus 1 close paren minus 4
c(1)=−3
; c(r)=c(r+4)−1
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The first option: c(1) = −3 ; c(r) = c(r−1) + 4.
This uses proper function notation (parentheses) and correctly expresses the recurrence referencing the previous term.
This uses proper function notation (parentheses) and correctly expresses the recurrence referencing the previous term.
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