Mathematics, 24.07.2019 00:40, mariasoledad1

What is the recursive rule for an=2n+11? a1=13; an=an−1+11 a1=2; an=an−1+11 a1=11; an=an−1+2 a1=13; an=an−1+2

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What is the recursive rule for an=2n+11? a1=13; an=an−1+11 a1=2; an=an−1+11 a1=11; an=an−1+2 a1=13;...