.a suite (Un) n∈ℕ defined with Un+1=4Un+3/Un+6 → is it..... \(\displaystyle \frac{3}{U_n + 6}\)?
question:
-confirm that Un+1=4-(21/Un+6) → same question here
Maybe getting a common denominator might help???a suite (Un) n∈ℕ defined with Un+1=(4Un+3)/(Un+6)
question:
-confirm that Un+1=4-((21)/(Un+6))
i want to start from this
un+1=(un+3)/(un+6)
to get to this
un+1=(4)-((21)/(un+6))
Hint: simplifya sequence (Un) n∈ℕ defined with Un+1=(4Un+3)/(Un+6)
question:
-confirm that Un+1=4-((21)/(Un+6))
i want to start from this
un+1=(un+3)/(un+6)
to get to this
un+1=(4)-((21)/(un+6))
Start with un+1=(4)-((21)/(un+6)) to get un+1=(un+3)/(un+6) and read it (ie write it) from the bottom to the top.a sequence (Un) n∈ℕ defined with Un+1=(4Un+3)/(Un+6)
question:
-confirm that Un+1=4-((21)/(Un+6))
i want to start from this
un+1=(un+3)/(un+6)
to get to this
un+1=(4)-((21)/(un+6))
Start with un+1=(4)-((21)/(un+6)) to get un+1=(un+3)/(un+6) and read it (ie write it) from the bottom to the top.
Or start with (un+3)/(un+6) = 4 - (4 - (un+3)/(un+6)). This way you have your 4 - (safe guard it with your life!) and what is in the () you'll have to show its (21)/(un+6) by getting a common denominator)