Last weekend, Mr. Moki took Daniel to a family reunion. Since Daniel had never attended a reunion, Mr. Moki introduced him to the four other kids in the room. Five kids then sat together. When Mr. Brown asked about their age, the first kid A said, "I am 2 years older than B on my left." B decided to do the same and said, "I am 2 years older than C on my left as well." C imitated, "I am 2 years older than D on my left." D said, "I am 2 years older than Daniel." When it came to Daniel, he answered honestly that he was 10. Mr. Moki burst into laughter and asked, "This is fun. How will you solve this problem?" "I am 10, so D is 10+2=12, C is 12+2=14, B is 14+2=16, and A is 16+2=18." Daniel answered quickly. "Well done!" said Mr. Moki, "Can any of you generalize a formula?" B reckoned that this was a recursive relation. A, who had been learning to program, said that this could be easily implemented by a loop Work required: Design the algorithm and implement the algorithm using an iterative or recursive solution in C programming language.

Last weekend, Mr. Moki took Daniel to a family reunion. Since Daniel had never attended a reunion, Mr. Moki introduced him to the four other kids in the room. Five kids then sat together. When Mr. Brown asked about their age, the first kid A said, "I am 2 years older than B on my left." B decided to do the same and said, "I am 2 years older than C on my left as well." C imitated, "I am 2 years older than D on my left." D said, "I am 2 years older than Daniel." When it came to Daniel, he answered honestly that he was 10. Mr. Moki burst into laughter and asked, "This is fun. How will you solve this problem?" "I am 10, so D is 10+2=12, C is 12+2=14, B is 14+2=16, and A is 16+2=18." Daniel answered quickly. "Well done!" said Mr. Moki, "Can any of you generalize a formula?" B reckoned that this was a recursive relation. A, who had been learning to program, said that this could be easily implemented by a loop Work required: Design the algorithm and implement the algorithm using an iterative or recursive solution in C programming language.

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