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Capped down sequence (
Posted on 2024-01-20
)
Let x
n
be a sequence defined by x
1
=1 and x
n+1
=3x
n
+[x
n
√5] for all n=1,2,3... where [x] denotes the greatest integer that does not exceed x. Prove that for any positive integer n we have x
n
x
n+2
−x
2
n+1
=4
n-1
.
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Danish Ahmed Khan
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