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Surprised? (Posted on 2012-12-15) Difficulty: 3 of 5
How many binary sequences of length n exist , with no successive zeroes within the sequence?
Please provide the formula, its proof and the values for n=5, n=10 and n=50.

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re: No Subject -- oh yes, f(50)Charlie2012-12-15 18:16:30
SolutionNo SubjectCharlie2012-12-15 17:54:37
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