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Which of the following define the same Arithmetic Sequence using a Recursive Formula and an Explicit Formula?
A) a1 = -41, an = an-1 + 12
and an = 12 β 41(n β 1)
B) a1 = 50, an = an-1 β 4
and an = 50 + 4(n β 1)
C) a1 = -100, an = an-1 + 1
and an = 100 β 1(n β 1)
D) a1 = -23, an = an-1 + 12
and an = -23 + 12(n β 1)
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