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Chapter 11: Q3P (page 540)

Use the recursion relation (3.4), and if needed, equation (3.2) to simplify:

螕(23)/螕(83)

Short Answer

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The value of 螕23/螕83is 910

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The given term to simplify is

02

Concept and formula

A recurrence relation in mathematics is an equation that represents the nth term of a series as a function of the k preceding terms, for some fixed k known as the order of the relation.

The formula to be used is given below.

螕(p+1)=p螕(p)

03

Apply the formula

Solve the expression

螕83=螕53+1螕83=53螕53螕83=5323螕23螕23/螕83=910

The value of given term is910

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