Recurrence Relation: coloring 1xN chessboard with two colors
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Consider a 1-by-n chessboard. Suppose we color each square of the chessboard with one of the two colors - red and blue. Let h(n) be the number of coloring in which no two squares that are colored red are adjacent. Find a recurrence relation that h(n) satisfies.
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Solution derives the recurrence relation explaining each step briefly.
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Since there are only two possibilities for coloring the first square - either blue or red.
If the first square is colored blue, then the number of ways to color n squares such that no two red squares are adjacent, will be ...
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