q(n) =
0
if n = 0
2
Mathematics, 31.01.2020 19:54 lilinicholeb
Given the following definition, compute q(5).
q(n) =
0
if n = 0
2
if n = 1
4
if n = 2
q(n − 1) + q(n − 2) + q(n − 3)
if n > 2
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if n = 0
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q(n) =
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if n = 0
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