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Find the closed formula solution to each of the following recurrence relations with the given initial...

  1. Find the closed formula solution to each of the following recurrence relations with the given initial conditions. Use an iterative approach and show your work! What is a100 ?
  1. an=an-1+2, a0=3
  2. an=an-1+2n+3, a0=4
  3. an=2an-1-1, a0=1
  4. an=-an-1, a0=5

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