Suppose that T (0) = a and T(1) = b are some constants. Define the running pairwise average as, for n > 0, T(n +2) [T(n+ 1) +T(n)]. We are interested in the long term behavior, i.e., what does T(n) look like as n → o?

Suppose that T (0) = a and T(1) = b are some constants. Define the running pairwise average as, for n > 0, T(n +2) [T(n+ 1) +T(n)]. We are interested in the long term behavior, i.e., what does T(n) look like as n → o?

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De ning T(0) = a; T(1) = b; T(2) = c, and T(n + 3) = (1=3)(T(n + 2) + T(n + 1) + T(n)) for n >= 0, solve

for the limit T(n) as n -> ∞. Show your work.

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= a and T(1) = b are some constants. Define the running pairwise average as, for n > 0,
T(n + 2)
= (T(n + 1) + T(n)] .
We are interested in the long term behavior, i.e., what does T(n) look like as n → oo?

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