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mark currently has 60 tulips in his yard. each year he plants 14 more. Write a recursive formula for the number of tulips in his yard after n years?

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Explanation:

A recursive formula for the number of tulips in Mark's yard after n years can be defined as follows:

Tn = Tn-1 + 14

Where:

- Tn represents the number of tulips after n years.

- Tn-1 represents the number of tulips after (n-1) years, which is the previous year's total.

- 14 represents the additional tulips planted each year.

This recursive formula states that the number of tulips in the current year (Tn) is equal to the number of tulips in the previous year (Tn-1) plus 14, as Mark plants 14 more tulips each year.

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