14.(a) Find a recurrence relation, tn, for the number of ternary strings (with0,1, or 2) of length n that do NOT contain 00.(b) Find t6

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(a) Find a recurrence relation, tn, for the number of ternary strings (with 0,1, or 2) of length n that do NOT contain 00. (b) Find t6