G(1) = 50
g(n) = 8 – g(n-1)
g(2)=?
worth a lot of point and will mark as brianlie...
Mathematics, 06.01.2020 06:31, AbbyNeil
G(1) = 50
g(n) = 8 – g(n-1)
g(2)=?
worth a lot of point and will mark as brianliest now
Answers: 1
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