Notice that the sequence has a common ratio. To find it, divide the 2nd term over the 1st term:

Verify that the same ratio is hold on the next terms:

The explicit formula for the nth term of a sequence with first term a and common ratio r is:

Then, the explicit formula for this sequence is:

Since each term of the sequence is 4 times the previous term, then the recursive formula for this sequence, is:
