Linear recurrences
1.[2p] Solve with and . What is ?
Solve with and . What is ?
CorrectNot quite: 15689
2.[1p] What is the larger root of the characteristic equation of ?
What is the larger root of the characteristic equation of ?
CorrectNot quite: 4
3.[2p] The Lucas numbers obey with and . With and , which formula gives ?
The Lucas numbers obey with and . With and , which formula gives ?
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The answer is: $\varphi^n + \psi^n$
The answer is: $\varphi^n + \psi^n$
The answer is: $\varphi^n + \psi^n$
4.[2p] For , what is the largest possible difference between and , the bound that makes its nearest integer? Give it to three decimal places.
For , what is the largest possible difference between and , the bound that makes its nearest integer? Give it to three decimal places.
CorrectNot quite: 0.447
5.[2p] Solve with and . What is ?
Solve with and . What is ?
CorrectNot quite: 6144
6.[2p] Solve with . What is ?
Solve with . What is ?
CorrectNot quite: 13120
7.[2p] Solve with . What is ?
Solve with . What is ?
CorrectNot quite: 425
8.[3p] Match each recurrence to the form of its general solution.
Match each recurrence to the form of its general solution.
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9.[3p] Which of these statements are correct?
Which of these statements are correct?
Select all that apply
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Correct
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The answer is: If $x_n$ and $y_n$ both satisfy a linear homogeneous recurrence with constant coefficients, so does $x_n + y_n$, If $r$ is a double root of the characteristic equation, both $r^n$ and $nr^n$ satisfy the recurrence, Every solution of a recurrence with a forcing term is one particular solution plus a solution of the homogeneous recurrence
The answer is: If $x_n$ and $y_n$ both satisfy a linear homogeneous recurrence with constant coefficients, so does $x_n + y_n$, If $r$ is a double root of the characteristic equation, both $r^n$ and $nr^n$ satisfy the recurrence, Every solution of a recurrence with a forcing term is one particular solution plus a solution of the homogeneous recurrence
The answer is: If $x_n$ and $y_n$ both satisfy a linear homogeneous recurrence with constant coefficients, so does $x_n + y_n$, If $r$ is a double root of the characteristic equation, both $r^n$ and $nr^n$ satisfy the recurrence, Every solution of a recurrence with a forcing term is one particular solution plus a solution of the homogeneous recurrence