1. Let f(n) = n²+3 and g(n) = 5n – 11 for n € N. Thu f: N N and g: N→ Z. Calculate (a) f(1) and g(1) (c) f(3) and g(3) (b) f(2) and g(2) (d) f(4) and g(4)
1. Let f(n) = n²+3 and g(n) = 5n – 11 for n € N. Thu f: N N and g: N→ Z. Calculate (a) f(1) and g(1) (c) f(3) and g(3) (b) f(2) and g(2) (d) f(4) and g(4)
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Let f(n) = n² + 3 and g(n) = 5n - 11 for n € N. Thus
N and g: N→ Z. Calculate
f: N
(a) f(1) and g(1)
(c) f(3) and g(3)
(b) f(2) and g(2)
(d) f(4) and g(4)
(e) f(5) and g(5)
(f) To think about: Is f(n) + g(n) always an even
number?
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Step 1
a) f(1)=
g(1)= 5.1-11=5-11=-6
(b) f(2)=
g(1)= 5.2-11=10-11=-1
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