29. Let (un) and (vn) be two sequences defined by uo = 1, vo = 2 and for all n EN:Un+1 = 3un + 2vn andUn+1 = 2un + 3vn.(a) Show that (un – Vn) is constant.(b) Determine that (un) is an arithmetic-geometry.(c) Determine the general terms of (un) and (vn).

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29. Let (un) and (vn) be two sequences defined by uo = 1, vo = 2 and for all n EN: Un+1 = 3un + 2vn and Un+1 = 2un + 3vn. (a) Show that (un Un) is constant. (b) Determine that (un) is an arithmetic-geometry. (c) Determine the general terms of (un) and (vn).

29. Let (un) and (vn) be two sequences defined by uo = 1, vo = 2 and for all n EN: Un+1 = 3un + 2vn and Un+1 = 2un + 3vn. (a) Show that (un Un) is constant. (b) Determine that (un) is an arithmetic-geometry. (c) Determine the general terms of (un) and (vn).

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29. Let (un) and (vn) be two sequences defined by uo = 1, vo = 2 and for all n EN:
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Un+1 = 2un + 3vn.
(a) Show that (un – Vn) is constant.
(b) Determine that (un) is an arithmetic-geometry.
(c) Determine the general terms of (un) and (vn).

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