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All rational numbers in (Posted on 2016-08-26) Difficulty: 3 of 5
The infinite sequence is defined as follows:
a1=1
for n ≥ 1, a2n= an+1
a2n+1=1/ a2n

Prove that every positive rational number occurs in the sequence exactly once.

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Some Thoughtsre(4): From N/D to n @ jer & CharlieAdy TZIDON2016-08-29 17:08:28
re(3): From N/D to n @ jer & CharlieSteve Herman2016-08-29 09:36:19
re(2): From N/D to n @ jer & CharlieJer2016-08-29 08:44:19
Solutionre: From N/D to n Steve Herman2016-08-29 07:35:27
re(2): From N/D to n @ jer & CharlieCharlie2016-08-29 07:27:49
Some Thoughtsre: From N/D to n @ jer & CharlieAdy TZIDON2016-08-29 02:09:51
re: From N/D to n Charlie2016-08-28 22:27:57
From N/D to n Jer2016-08-28 17:09:33
Hints/Tipsre: OEIS...........so what?Ady TZIDON2016-08-27 16:56:39
OEISBrian Smith2016-08-27 10:46:54
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