The following is an iterative function:

Z$+1=5$x$($z$)+1$

The results of each iteration is fed into the next iteration of the function like so:

lteration $1$:z$1=5$x$($zo$)+1$

lteration $2$:z$2=5$x$($zI$)+1$

Iteration $3$:z$3=5$ x$($z$)+1$ etc.

$1)$ Wrte a 'for' loop that calculates z after $30$ iteraions if z $=0$ and store itin vaniable z$030[$z$030$ should be a vector with $31$ elements for zo plus $30$ terationsiPlot zo $30$ in subplot$(1\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}1)$with a title z after $30$ iterations $($z $0=0)$

$2)$ Wite a 'for' looo that calculates z afer $25$ iteraions if zn$=3$ and store itin vaniable z$3251$z$325$ should be a vector wth $26$ elements for zn plus $25$ iteraionsPlot z$325$ in subplot$(1,2,2)$with a title z after $25$ iterations $($z $0=3)$

You may only use for loops. not while loops