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In the recursive formula f(n) = f(n - 1) + 5, the value of the previous term is represented by A) f(n) B) f(5) C) f(n + 5) D) f(n - 1)
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In the recursive formula f(n) = f(n - 1) + 5, the value of the previous term is represented by
A) f(n)
B) f(5)
C) f(n + 5)
D) f(n - 1)
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The answer is f(n-1) because f(n - 1) The term is the output, and the one before n is n - 1.
So its D)
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