Recurrence Relations: Solving Degree 1 Recurrence Relations - Part 1

in this video, we present how to derive a closed-form solution to a Degree 1 Recurrence Relation. In particular, we provide a solution using the general form equation developed in a previous video and then provide the same solution using the iterative method.

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Hi Maths and Stats I was curious if you would you be interested in making a video about a controversial statistics topic that has been going on right now that requires some expertise in the field of statistics ? it involves a particular large youtuber named DreamXD that has been shown to have cheated his speedruns in minecraft. it was shown through overwhelming evidence in a paper published by the moderator team of minecraft speedrun community that goes over the statistics. you can find the original 29 page statistics paper in the video details of this video and an explanation of their findings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y368qGyCmLF2mJY you can find the paper that dream commissioned from an unnamed astrophysicist who has an understanding of statistics who challenged the findings in the original paper (MST report) in the details of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5rUoYaog7udj7M there has been a lot of evidence to show that the response paper had fundamental flaws in the paper that can be found on r/statistics on reddit. the issue currently is there isn't any good video evidence showing why the response paper is wrong (or right if that's your finding). A lot of people now feel uncertain about the findings of either paper because the argument currently is that there isn't qualified individuals in the field of statistics to make a formulated opinion or lack the understanding to know if the first paper was correct or if the second was. Another aspect that has been drawn into question to qualifications, people are dismissing the findings of both papers because a lack of people attributing their findings to their name. If you make a video, please do post your video to r/speedrun on reddit and I can guarantee your video will see a very large amount of views. You could honestly make a whole series to dissect the many different statistical aspects which i have no doubt would increase the subscribers to your channel by a significant amount. A lot of people would like to understand the statistics behind this problem and we just don't have the expertise from someone like yourself to educate people on the topic. I think this could be a real fun way to teach people about statistics. if you need any more information on the topic please don't hesitate to ask for information on r/speedrun on reddit if you need to more information about how the drop rate chance in the game operates Thank you for consideration !