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Use the recursive formula f(n) = 0.4 ⋅ f(n − 1) + 12 to determine the 2nd term if f(1) = 4. f(2) = 12.6 f(2) = 13.2 f(2) = 13.6 f(2) = 14.2

Use the recursive formula f(n) = 0.4 ⋅ f(n − 1) + 12 to determine the 2nd term if f(1) = 4. f(2) = 12.6 f(2) = 13.2 f(2) = 13.6 f(2) = 14.2
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Use the recursive formula f(n) = 0.4 ⋅ f(n − 1) + 12 to determine the 2nd term if f(1) = 4. f(2) = 12.6 f(2) = 13.2 f(2) = 13.6 f(2) = 14.2

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13.6 f(2)

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