Solution for f(n) in recurrence equation

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Exist solution for SAR(n+1) in this equation:

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parabolic_SAR

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I want to eliminate SAR(n), but I never saw this kind of equation before...
 
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If you substitute ##SAR_n## by ##SAR_n = SAR_{n-1}+\alpha (EP-SAR_{n-1})## and so on, you will get the following (where I substituted ##n+1## by ##n## and if I made no mistake):
$$SAR_{n}=(1-\alpha)^{n}SAR_0+(1-(1-\alpha)^{n})EP$$
 
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