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Which of the following sequences satisfies a second order linear homogeneous recurrence relation? O 3n+1 + n3"-1 O 2" + n3" n+1 n2 + 2n

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Which of the following sequences satisfies a second order linear homogeneous recurrence
relation?
37+1
+ n3n-1
2n + n3"
1
n+1
O n? + 2n

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