in an experiment with a cell line, 30% of the cells in a petri dish divide into two every hour and 10% of the cells die every hour. The remaining 60% of the cell survive without dividing. Let y_n be the number of cells in the petri dish after n hours. Suppose that y0=100. Determine the correct recursive formula for y_n (for all n>0) and use it to compute the value of y2
Deduction of recursive relation:
Suppose there are n number of cells at any instant of time.
Hence after 1 hour of time the number of cell = 0.6 * n + 0.6 * n = 1.2 * n.
Therefore recursive relation will be:-
y_n = 1.2 * y_n-1 ....for n>0
y_0 = 100 ....for n=0
Computation of y2:
y_2 = 1.2 * y_1
=> y_2 = 1.2 * 1.2 * y_0
=> y_2 = 1.2 *1.2 * 100 .......using the given value of y_0
=> y_2 = 1.44 * 100
=> y_2 = 144
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