7. Given the recursive sequence an = an-1 – 19 for all n > 1, where ao -14, i. Find a1, a2, a3 using the recurrence relation. ii. Use either a shortcut (that we talked about in the notes) or iteration to obtain an explicit formula for an. If you use a shortcut, specify whether the recurrence sequence is arithmetic or geometric. If you use iteration, explain your reasoning. iii. Use the explicit formula from part (ii) to find a500-

7. Given the recursive sequence an = an-1 – 19 for all n > 1, where ao -14, i. Find a1, a2, a3 using the recurrence relation. ii. Use either a shortcut (that we talked about in the notes) or iteration to obtain an explicit formula for an. If you use a shortcut, specify whether the recurrence sequence is arithmetic or geometric. If you use iteration, explain your reasoning. iii. Use the explicit formula from part (ii) to find a500-

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Given the recursive sequence an = an-1 – 19 for all n > 1, where ao =-14,
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geometric. If you use iteration, explain your reasoning.
iii. Use the explicit formula from part (ii) to find a500-

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