Consider the sequence sn defined as: s0 = 1 s1 = 1 sn = 2sn-1 +...

Consider the sequence s_n defined as:

s₀ = 1

s₁ = 1

s_n = 2s_n-1 + s_n-2

What is the base case for this recursive relation?
Find s₅
Write the pseudocode for a recursive function to find S_n for any arbitrary value of n.
Create a non-recursive formula for finding the n^th term in the sequence in O(1) time.

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