Problem 1:(a) Give the general form of a linear homogeneous recurrence equation whose characteristicequation (after factoring) is (x+3)²(x - 2)²(x − 6) = 0. Justify your answer.(b) Consider the sequence defined by the recurrence: An = 3An-1-44-3 with initialconditions Ao = 1, A₁ = −2 and A₂ = 0. Give the values of A4 and A5. Show your work.(c) Consider the sequence defined by B₁ 3.2 + 3n, for all n ≥ 0. Give a completehomogeneous recurrence equation for B₁. Your equation must be of degree 2. Justify youranswer.=(d) Determine the form of a particular solution of each of the following recurrences:(i) An = 2An-1 - An-2 + 3;(ii) B₂ = 6B-1 -8Bn-2+2^(-3n² + 5);(iii) Cn = 2Cn-2 +5n.

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Problem 1: (a) Give the general form of a linear homogeneous recurrence equation whose characteristic equation (after factoring) is (x+3)²(x − 2)²(x − 6) = 0. Justify your answer. (b) Consider the sequence defined by the recurrence: An = 3An-1-4An-3 with initial conditions Ao = 1, A₁ = −2 and A₂ = 0. Give the values of A₁ and A5. Show your work. (c) Consider the sequence defined by B₁ = 3.2" + 3", for all n ≥ 0. Give a complete homogeneous recurrence equation for B₁. Your equation must be of degree 2. Justify your answer.

Problem 1: (a) Give the general form of a linear homogeneous recurrence equation whose characteristic equation (after factoring) is (x+3)²(x − 2)²(x − 6) = 0. Justify your answer. (b) Consider the sequence defined by the recurrence: An = 3An-1-4An-3 with initial conditions Ao = 1, A₁ = −2 and A₂ = 0. Give the values of A₁ and A5. Show your work. (c) Consider the sequence defined by B₁ = 3.2" + 3", for all n ≥ 0. Give a complete homogeneous recurrence equation for B₁. Your equation must be of degree 2. Justify your answer.

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