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14. Given, a1=1=a2.

an=an – 1+an – 2,n>2.

We need to find, an+1n

Putting n=3,4,5,6 in an=an – 1+an – 2 we have,

a3=a3 – 1+a3 – 2=a2+a1=1+1=2.

a4=a4 – 1+a4 – 2=a3+a2=2+1=3.

a5=a5 – 1+a5 – 2=a4+a3=3+2=5.

a6=a6 – 1+a6 – 2=a5+a4=5+3=8.

Now, to find an+1n ,

Substitute n=1,2,3,4,5.

a1+1a1=a2a1=11=1

a2+1a2=a3a2=21=2

a3+1a3=a4a3=32

a4+1a4=a5a4=53

a5+1a5=a6a5=85 .

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13. Given,

a1=a2=2.

an=an – 1 – 1

Putting n=3,4,5.

a3=a3 – 1 – 1=a3 – 1 – 1=a2 – 1=2 – 1=1

a4=a4 – 1 – 1=a3 – 1=1 – 1=0

a5=a5 – 1 – 1=a4 – 1=0 – 1= –1 .

Hence the first five forms of the sequence are 2,2,1,0, –1.

And the series is 2+2+1+0+ (–1)+ ….

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12. Given, a1= –1,

an=an1n,n2

Putting n=2,3,4,5 we get,

a2=a212=a12=12

a3=a313=a23=1/23=16

a4=a414=a34=1/64=124.

a5=a515=a45=1/245=1120 .

So the first five terms of the sequence are –1, 12,16,124 and 1120 .

And the series is (1)+(12)+(16)+(124)+(1120)+ .

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11. Given, a1=3

an=3an – 1.+2  "n>1.

Putting n=2,3,4,5 we get,

a2=3a2 – 1+2=3a1+2=3 * 3+2=9+2=11

a3=3a3 – 1+2=3a2+2=3 * 11+2=33+2=35

a4=3a4 – 1+2=3a3+2=3 * 35+2=105+2=107.

a5=3a5 – 1+2=3a4+2=3 * 107+2=321+2=323.

Hence, the first five terms of the sequence are 3,11,35,107,323.

And the series is 3+11+35+107+323+ …

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10.an=x (x2)x+3 .

Put n=20,

a20=20 (202)20+3=20*1823=36023

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9. an= ( –1)n – 1 .n3.

Put n=9 we get,

aq= (–1)9 – 1.93= (–1)8. 729=729.

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8. an=n22n

Put n=7,

a7=7227=49128

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7. an = 4n – 3.

Putting n = 17, we get

a17 = 4 * 17 – 3=68 – 3 = 65.

and putting n = 24 we get,

a24 = 4 * 24 – 3 = 96 – 3 = 93

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5. Here, an= (–1)n – 1 . 5n+1

Putting n=1,2,3,4,5 we get,

a1= (–1)1 – 1.51+1= (–1)0* 52=25

a2= (–1)2 – 1.52+1= (–1)1* 53= –125

a3= (–1)3 – 1. 53+1= (–1)2* 54=625

a4= (–1)4 – 1. 54+1= (–1)3. 55= –3125

a5= (–1)5 – 1. 55+1= (–1)4. 56=15625.

Hence, the first five terms are 25, –125,625, –3125 and 15625.

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4. Here, an=2n36

Putting n=1,2,3,4,5 we get,

a1=2*136=236=16

a2=2*236=436=16

a3=2*336=636=36=12

a4=2*436=836=56

a5=2*536=76

Hence, the first five terms are 16, 16, 12, 56, and76

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