How Can You Express Fibonacci Terms f_{n+1} and f_{n} Using f_{n+2} and f_{n+3}?

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The discussion focuses on deriving a recurrence relation to express Fibonacci terms f_{n+1} and f_{n} using f_{n+2} and f_{n+3}. The initial attempt suggests the relation f_{n+1} + f_{n+2} + f_{n+3} = f_{n}, but lacks clarity and proper mathematical notation. A more structured approach is recommended, emphasizing the need for an equals sign to establish the relationship, such as f^{n+1} = f(n) + ... .

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i have to find the recurrence relation to express both f[tex]_{n+1}[/tex] and f[tex]_{n}[/tex] with f[tex]_{n+2}[/tex] and f[tex]_{n+3}[/tex]

my answer is
f[tex]_{n+1}[/tex]+f[tex]_{n+2}[/tex]+f[tex]_{n+3}[/tex]...f[tex]_{n}[/tex]

ive got other ways off doing it in the book but they do not use f[tex]_{n+3}[/tex]

these are

f[tex]_{n+2}[/tex]+f[tex]_{f-1}[/tex]-f[tex]_{n}[/tex]


they all should be in lower case but i can not seam to get the post to do it i hope it does not make it hard to help me with the question.



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hi morbello

you can click on any latex code to see how it is typed, easiest to put tex quotes around your whole equation


but I'm not too sure what you're trying to do... ;) shouldn't you have an equals sign somewhere?

something like
[tex]f^{n+1} = f(n+1) = f(n) + ...?[/tex]
 

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