4 a) Find a recurrence relation for an, the number of sequences
of 1's and 2's and 4's whose sum is n and with no 21
subsequence.
b) Find a recurrence relation for an, the number of sequences of
1's and 2's and 4's whose sum is n and with no 44 subsequence.
Answer is a) an = an-1+ an-4 + an-2 - an-3, b) an = an-1 + an-2 + an-5 + an-6, please explain how to get it, thanks.
4 a) Find a recurrence relation for an, the number of sequences of 1's and 2's and 4's whose sum is n and with no 21 subsequence. b) Find a recurrence relation for an, the number of sequen...
4 a) Find a recurrence relation for an, the number of sequences of 1's and 2's and 4's whose sum is n and with no 21 subsequence. b) Find a recurrence relation for an, the number of sequences of 1's and 2's and 4's whose sum is n and with no 44 subsequence. Answer is a) an = an-1+ an-4 + an-2 - an-3, b) an = an-1 + an-2 + an-5 + an-6, please explain how to get it,...
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can someone help me with this two questions please thank you 4. Find a recurrence relation (with initial conditions) for an, the number of ternary sequences of length n that do not contain three consecutive digits that are the same. That is, the patterns '000','111', 222 must not appear anywhere in the sequence. So, 0011012 is acceptable, but 000022 and 1000112 are not. 5. Elsa is making trains out of colored train cars: the red cars are 2 inches long,...
ind a solution to the following recurrence relation and initial condition.< n-1 40 .a. Suppose the number of bacteria in a colony quadruples every hour. Set up a recurrence relation for the number of bacteria in the colony at the end of n hours. 3.b. Find an explicit formula for the number of bacteria remaining in the colony after n hours.< 3.c. If 80 bacteria form a new colony, how many will be in the colony after three hours?d 4....
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