Final answer:
The provided question lacks a clear recursive formula or initial conditions to compute the recursive sequence for h(n) = -13. Typically, more information is needed to perform this calculation. However, if h(n) is to be a constant sequence with each term being -13, then no computation is necessary, as all terms would be -13.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks to compute a recursive sequence with the value of h(n) = -13. However, the information given appears to be disjointed and does not provide a clear recursive formula or initial condition to generate such a sequence. Typically, a recursive sequence is defined by one or more initial terms and a recurrence relation that describes how each term in the sequence is generated from its predecessors.
If the sequence is meant to be constant with each term being -13, then the recursive sequence is trivial, and all terms would simply be -13 for any n. If more context or a specific recursive formula is provided, we would be able to offer a detailed procedure to compute the sequence.