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Fibonacci Lore (Posted on 2005-06-10) Difficulty: 4 of 5
The Fibonacci sequence goes F(0)=0, F(1)=1, and for n>1, F(n)=F(n-1)+F(n-2).

Show that for every positive integer m there exists an integer n>0 such that m divides F(n).

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How to setup Microsoft Office for free?brendon jon2020-01-07 04:11:38
re(4): Proof--Quick fixNick Hobson2005-06-13 13:26:20
re(3): Proof--Quick fixarmando2005-06-13 12:53:45
re(4): Proof--Quick fixMcWorter2005-06-13 02:16:54
re(4): Proof--Quick fixSteve Herman2005-06-12 23:38:56
SolutionModulo solutionNick Hobson2005-06-12 22:39:38
re(3): Proof--Quick fixTristan2005-06-12 19:30:46
Some Thoughtsre(2): Proof--Quick fixNick Hobson2005-06-11 21:47:44
re(2): Proof--Quick fix -- little quibbleMcWorter2005-06-11 21:46:32
re: Proof--Quick fixTristan2005-06-11 21:33:01
SolutionProofTristan2005-06-11 21:14:07
re(2): CluelessSteve Herman2005-06-11 19:01:30
re: CluelessMcWorter2005-06-11 15:48:04
Here's a good cluePenny2005-06-11 14:18:08
CluelessSteve Herman2005-06-11 12:21:05
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