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Fibonaccian nines (Posted on 2004-06-15)

Prove that in the Fibonacci sequence (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ... where each number is the sum of the two previous) there's at least one number that ends in 999999.

Submitted by Federico Kereki

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Subject	Author	Date
No Subject	Drew Binsky	2023-06-13 20:28:40
great	davis john	2023-04-15 04:13:43
Problem Thoughts	K Sengupta	2021-12-19 11:21:26
Problem Solution	K Sengupta	2007-05-28 12:04:00
what is this puzzle	Mohammad	2004-07-17 23:58:35
re: Solution .....VERY PLEASED	Ady TZIDON	2004-06-15 18:17:30
Solution	Nick Hobson	2004-06-15 15:36:20
patterns?	Tristan	2004-06-15 14:58:27
Some thoughts...	Erik O.	2004-06-15 14:40:37
unsatisfying computer proof	Charlie	2004-06-15 14:26:26

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