**Chain Letter Problem**A group of 10 people begin a chain letter, with each person sending the letter to four other people. Each of these people sends the letter to four additional people. Then which of the following sentences will be true about the value of the initial condition and value after nth iteration?- **Option 1:** - Initial condition = 10 - nth iteration value = 10 * 4^n- **Option 2:** - Initial condition = 4 - nth iteration value = 4 * 10^n- **Option 3:** - Initial condition = 0 - nth iteration value = 4 * 4^n- **Option 4:** - Initial condition = 40 - nth iteration value = 10 * 10^nConsider each option to determine which one accurately describes the change in the number of letters sent as iterations progress, based on the initial condition.

Given that, There is a group of 10 people and each send letters to 4 people and that peoples send letters to another four people. Initial condition must be 10 because there are 10 people who start sending letters.In first iteration= 4*10= 40 In 2nd iteration =4*4*10 In 3rd iteration =4*4*4*10------ In nth iteration= 4n*10 So, the answer is: Initial condition= 10 nth iteration value= 10 * 4^n So, the correct answer is option 1.

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A group of 10 people begin a chain letter, with each person sending the letter to four other people. Each of these people sends the letter to four additional people. Then which of the following sentences will be true about the value of the initial condition and value after nth iteration? O Initial condition = 10 nth iteration value = 10 * 4^n O Initial condition = 4 nth iteration value = 4 * 10^n O Initial condition = 0 nth iteration value = 4 * 4^n O Initial condition = 40 nth iteration value = 10 * 10^n

A group of 10 people begin a chain letter, with each person sending the letter to four other people. Each of these people sends the letter to four additional people. Then which of the following sentences will be true about the value of the initial condition and value after nth iteration? O Initial condition = 10 nth iteration value = 10 * 4^n O Initial condition = 4 nth iteration value = 4 * 10^n O Initial condition = 0 nth iteration value = 4 * 4^n O Initial condition = 40 nth iteration value = 10 * 10^n

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