Question: I need help seeing the work done for this problem in my workbook, so that I can know how to do these on my own

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Consider the following recurrence relation.

B(n) =2 if n=1

B(n)= 3*B(n1) + 2ifn> 1

Use induction to prove thatB(n) = 3n1.

(Induction onn.) Letf(n) = 3n1.

Base Case:Ifn= 1,

the recurrence relation says thatB(1) = 2,

and the formula says thatf(1) = 31 =,

so they match.

Inductive Hypothesis:Suppose as inductive hypothesis thatB(k1) =

for somek> 1.

Inductive Step:Using the recurrence relation,

B(k)=3B(k1) + 2, by the second part of the recurrence relation

=3+ 2, by inductive hypothesis

=(3k3) + 2

=

so, by induction,B(n) =f(n)

for alln1.

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