Fibonacci numbers: F 2n+1 - Fn Fn+2 = (-1) n
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Application of Mathematical Induction
Application of Mathematical Induction
Fibonacci Numbers :- The Fibonacci numbers are numbers that has the following properties.
If Fn represents the nth Fibonacci number,
F1 = 1, F2 =1, F3 =2, F4=3, F5 = 5 etc.
We can find the Fibonacci numbers which are≥ 3 by using the relation
Fn= Fn-1 + Fn-2 for n ≥ 3
Application of mathematical Induction
Prove that
F 2n+1 - Fn Fn+2 = (-1) n
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Application of Mathematical Induction
Application of Mathematical Induction
Mathematical Induction :- If a statement is true in the first case and if it is true for all ...
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