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Find the solution to the following lhcc recurrence: ??=−2??−1+24??−2 for ?≥2 with initial conditions a0=1,a1=4. The...

Find the solution to the following lhcc recurrence:

??=−2??−1+24??−2 for ?≥2 with initial conditions a0=1,a1=4.

The solution is of the form: a?=?1(?1)^? + ?2(?2)^?

For suitable constants ?1,?2,?1,?2with ?1≤?2. Find these constants.

r1=

r2=

a1=

a2=

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