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If the solution of a difference equation is yn=-15.625+18.425(3.4)n , then determine the difference equation (with...

  1. If the solution of a difference equation is yn=-15.625+18.425(3.4)n , then determine the difference equation (with initial value). Show the steps needed to arrive at the answer.
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