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given a chain of n terms with each term either being x or y, how many arrangements are there such that you don't have any two terms being x next to each other.
for example if n= 5
(x,y,y,y,x) ; (x,y,x,y,x) are acceptable while (y,x,x,y,x) is not acceptable.
Generalize this result for all values of n.
for example if n= 5
(x,y,y,y,x) ; (x,y,x,y,x) are acceptable while (y,x,x,y,x) is not acceptable.
Generalize this result for all values of n.
