A sequence u is defined by the firstorder linear difference
A sequence u is defined by the first-order, linear difference equation
Solve the LDE to obtain a formula for u[k].
Steps would be great.
Solution
First we solve assocaited homogeneous recurrence
u[k+1]=3u[k]
We look for solutions of the form :u[k]=r^k
Substituting gives, r=3
So, u[k]=A*3^k
Now for particular solution
Let, u[k]=Bk+C
Substituting gives
B(k+1)+C=3(Bk+C)-5k
Bk+B+C=3BK+3C-5k
B=2C
2Bk=5k so B=5/2
C=5/4
u[k]=5k/2+5/4
HEnce general solution is
u[k]=A*3^k+5k/2+5/4
u[0]=6=A+5/4
A=19/4
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