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Question Number 127116 by physicstutes last updated on 27/Dec/20
Given a sequence (u_n ) defined reculsively by   u_(n+1)  = 3u_n + 4u_(n−1) ,  u_0 = 1 , u_2  = 3   show that  u_(n+1) −4u_n  = (−1)^(n+1) (3u_0 −4u_1 )  hence show that u_n  is a divegent sequence.
Givenasequence(un)definedreculsivelybyun+1=3un+4un1,u0=1,u2=3showthatun+14un=(1)n+1(3u04u1)henceshowthatunisadivegentsequence.
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Commented by Ar Brandon last updated on 27/Dec/20
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Answered by mr W last updated on 27/Dec/20
p^2 −3p−4=0  (p−4)(p+1)=0  p=4,−1  u_n =A×4^n +B×(−1)^n   u_2 =16A+B=3  u_0 =A+B=1  ⇒A=(2/(15))  ⇒B=((13)/(15))  u_n =(2/(15))×4^n +((13)/(15))(−1)^n   u_1 =(8/(15))−((13)/(15))=−(1/3)  3u_0 −4u_1 =3+(4/3)=((13)/3)=5B  u_(n+1) −4u_n =A×4^(n+1) +B×(−1)^(n+1) −4A×4^n −4B×(−1)^n   =5B×(−1)^(n+1) =(−1)^(n+1) (3u_0 −4u_1 )
p23p4=0(p4)(p+1)=0p=4,1un=A×4n+B×(1)nu2=16A+B=3u0=A+B=1A=215B=1315un=215×4n+1315(1)nu1=8151315=133u04u1=3+43=133=5Bun+14un=A×4n+1+B×(1)n+14A×4n4B×(1)n=5B×(1)n+1=(1)n+1(3u04u1)
Commented by physicstutes last updated on 27/Dec/20
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Answered by Raxreedoroid last updated on 27/Dec/20
Given a sequence (u_n ) defined reculsively by   u_(n+1)  = 3u_n + 4u_(n−1) ,  u_0 = 1 , u_2  = 3   show that  u_(n+1) −4u_n  = (−1)^(n+1) (3u_0 −4u_1 )  hence show that u_n  is a divegent sequence.  3u_1 =u_2 −4u_0   u_1 =((3−4)/3)=−0.3^_   u_(n+1) −4u_n =(−1)^(n+1) (3×1+4×0.3^_ )  u_(n+1) −4u_n =4.3^− (−1)^(n+1)   Let n=1 then u_2 −4u_1 =(−1)^(1+1) (4.3^_ )  3−4(−0.3^− )=4.3^−   4.3^− =4.3^− ✓  (a):Assume u_(n+1) −4u_n =4.3^− (−1)^(n+1)   Subtitute x as 4.3^− (−1)^(n+1    )    u_(n+1) −4u_n =x  solve for x  u_(n+1) =3u_n +4u_(n−1)    ∴ 3u_n +4u_(n−1) −4u_n =x  x=4u_(n−1) −u_n   ∴  −x=u_n −4u_(n−1)   u_n −4u_(n−1) =4.3^− (−1)(−1)^(n+1)   u_n −4u_(n−1) =4.3^− (−1)^(n+2) =4.3^− (−1)^2 (−1)^n =4.3^− (−1)^n   Subsitute n as n+1  u_(n+1) −4u_n =4.3^− (−1)^(n+1) which is true from (a)   u_(n+1) =4.3^− (−1)^(n+1) +4u_n    =4.3^− (−1)^(n+1) +4×4.3^− (−1)^n +16u_(n−1) ...4^n (−1)^(n+1) +4^(n+1)   u_(n+1) =4^(n+1) +Σ_(i=1) ^(n+1) 4^(i−1) ×4.3^− (−1)^(n−i)   u_n =4^n +4.3^− Σ_(i=1) ^n 4^(i−1) (−1)^(n−i−1)   u_n =4^n +4.3^− Σ_(i=1) ^n 4^(i−1) (−1)^(n−i−1)   l_(n→∞) im (4^n +4.3^− Σ_(i=1) ^n 4^(i−1) (−1)^(n−i−1) )=∞
Givenasequence(un)definedreculsivelybyun+1=3un+4un1,u0=1,u2=3showthatun+14un=(1)n+1(3u04u1)henceshowthatunisadivegentsequence.3u1=u24u0u1=343=0.3_un+14un=(1)n+1(3×1+4×0.3_)un+14un=4.3(1)n+1Letn=1thenu24u1=(1)1+1(4.3_)34(0.3)=4.34.3=4.3(a):Assumeun+14un=4.3(1)n+1Subtitutexas4.3(1)n+1un+14un=xsolveforxun+1=3un+4un13un+4un14un=xx=4un1unx=un4un1un4un1=4.3(1)(1)n+1un4un1=4.3(1)n+2=4.3(1)2(1)n=4.3(1)nSubsitutenasn+1un+14un=4.3(1)n+1whichistruefrom(a)un+1=4.3(1)n+1+4un=4.3(1)n+1+4×4.3(1)n+16un14n(1)n+1+4n+1un+1=4n+1+n+1i=14i1×4.3(1)niun=4n+4.3ni=14i1(1)ni1un=4n+4.3ni=14i1(1)ni1limn(4n+4.3ni=14i1(1)ni1)=

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