Suppose that a sequence is defined as follows. And find the next 4 terms. a1= -1 an=-4an-1 +2 n>= 2

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Suppose that a sequence is defined as follows. And find the next 4 terms.

a1= -1
an=-4an-1 +2
n>= 2

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Answer: s,djfhbewhbwejkhbkhbwqigqiygwurygqwygRwqyr

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