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10) Select the answer that is a closed form solution to this recurrence relation: an =...

10) Select the answer that is a closed form solution to this recurrence relation: an = (n + 3)an−1; a0 = 2

A) an = P(n, n − 4)

B) an = n!

C) an = 2n

D) an = (n+3)! 3

E) an = 2n + 3

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Let k=m+3

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