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Question Number 75327 by TawaTawa last updated on 09/Dec/19

If     T_(n + 1)    =   1 + (1/2)T_n   Find a formular for  T_n   in terms of  n  and find the sum of first n terms

IfTn+1=1+12TnFindaformularforTnintermsofnandfindthesumoffirstnterms

Commented by malwaan last updated on 11/Dec/19

T_1  = 4  T_2  = 1 +(1/2)×4= 1+2 = 3  T_3  = 1+(1/2)×3 = 1 + (3/2) =(5/2)  T_4  = 1 +(1/2)×(5/2)=1+(5/4)=(9/4)  T_5  = 1+(9/8)=((17)/8)=((2^4 +1)/2^3 )=((2^(5−1) +1)/2^(5−2) )  ⇒T_n  = ((2^(n−1) +1)/2^(n−2) )

T1=4T2=1+12×4=1+2=3T3=1+12×3=1+32=52T4=1+12×52=1+54=94T5=1+98=178=24+123=251+1252Tn=2n1+12n2

Commented by mr W last updated on 10/Dec/19

please check the question:  when giving a recursive sequence,  the first term T_1  must be given in  order to determine all terms.

pleasecheckthequestion:whengivingarecursivesequence,thefirsttermT1mustbegiveninordertodetermineallterms.

Commented by TawaTawa last updated on 10/Dec/19

Ohh,  yes sir,    T_1   =  4  Please help me edit it in your work. Thanks sir

Ohh,yessir,T1=4Pleasehelpmeedititinyourwork.Thankssir

Answered by mr W last updated on 10/Dec/19

say T_n =Ap^n +B  T_(n+1) =Ap^(n+1) +B  Ap^(n+1) +B=1+((Ap^n )/2)+(B/2)  ⇒Ap^n (p−(1/2))+(B/2)=1  ⇒p−(1/2)=0 ⇒p=(1/2)  ⇒(B/2)=1 ⇒B=2  ⇒T_n =(A/2^n )+2  if T_1 =4,  4=(A/2)+2  ⇒A=4  ⇒T_n =2+(1/2^(n−2) )  Σ_(k=1) ^n T_k =2n+((2(1−(1/2^n )))/(1−(1/2)))=2(n+2)−(1/2^(n−2) )

sayTn=Apn+BTn+1=Apn+1+BApn+1+B=1+Apn2+B2Apn(p12)+B2=1p12=0p=12B2=1B=2Tn=A2n+2ifT1=4,4=A2+2A=4Tn=2+12n2nk=1Tk=2n+2(112n)112=2(n+2)12n2

Commented by TawaTawa last updated on 10/Dec/19

God bless you sir. I appreciate your time

Godblessyousir.Iappreciateyourtime

Commented by TawaTawa last updated on 10/Dec/19

I really appreciate sir. God bless you more.

Ireallyappreciatesir.Godblessyoumore.

Commented by TawaTawa last updated on 10/Dec/19

Sir, is there any hint on how we assume   T_n   =  Ap^n  + B.  Or it is general for such questions

Sir,isthereanyhintonhowweassumeTn=Apn+B.Oritisgeneralforsuchquestions

Commented by TawaTawa last updated on 10/Dec/19

And please sir,  why is   p − (1/2)  =  0     and   (B/2)  =  1

Andpleasesir,whyisp12=0andB2=1

Commented by mind is power last updated on 10/Dec/19

T_(n+1) =aT_n +b  if a=1⇔T_(n+1) −T_n =b⇒Σ_(k=1) ^(n−1) (T_(k+1) −T_k )=Σ_(k=1) ^(n−1) b  ⇒T_n =b(n−1)+T_1   if a≠1  let x=ax+b ⇒x=(b/(1−a))  let   T_n =W_n +(b/(1−a))  ⇒W_(n+1) +(b/(1−a))=a(W_n +(b/(1−a)))+b  ⇒W_(n+1) +((ab)/(1−a))=aW_n +((ab)/(1−a))+b=aW_n +(b/(1−a))  ⇒W_(n+1) =aW_n ⇒W_n =W_1 (a)^(n−1)   T_n =(b/(1−a))+W_1 (a^(n−1) )  W_1 =T_1 −(b/(1−a))

Tn+1=aTn+bifa=1Tn+1Tn=bn1k=1(Tk+1Tk)=n1k=1bTn=b(n1)+T1ifa1letx=ax+bx=b1aletTn=Wn+b1aWn+1+b1a=a(Wn+b1a)+bWn+1+ab1a=aWn+ab1a+b=aWn+b1aWn+1=aWnWn=W1(a)n1Tn=b1a+W1(an1)W1=T1b1a

Commented by TawaTawa last updated on 10/Dec/19

God bless you sir, thanks for your time

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