Posted by Jenny on Monday, February 11, 2013 at 6:15pm.
n = 0 then A(n) = 1
n = 1 then A(n) = -1
n = 2 then A(n) = 1
n = 3 then A(n) = -1
The graph will continue from 1 to -1 indefinitely.
The same thing will happen for n<0.
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