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User Aveek
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Answer:

h(n) = (-5.3)* (-11)^-n

Explanation:

formula h(n) = h(n -1 ) * (-11)

with h(1) = -5.3

Explicit formula can be found...

h(n - 1) = h(n -2) * (-11)

so if we had h(n - A) for A is an integer

then: h(n - A) = h(n) *(-11)^A

if h (n + 1) = h(n+1 - 1) * (-11) = h(n)*(-11)

let n > 0

so h(1 - (-N) = h(1) *(-11)^(-N)

h(N) = (-5.3)* (-11)^-N

or h(n) = (-5.3)* (-11)^-n

User Gleng
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Answer:

h(n) = - 5.3
(-11)^(n-1)

Explanation:

This is a geometric sequence with n th term

h(n) = h(1)
(r)^(n-1)

where h(1) is the first term and r the common ratio

Here h(1) = - 5.3 and r = - 11, thus

h(n) = - 5.3
(-11)^(n-1) ← explicit formula

User Dsanchez
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