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Please answer the 10th question. I. (2 points) Let F, be the Fibonacci numbers,

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Question

Please answer the 10th question.

I. (2 points) Let F, be the Fibonacci numbers, where Fo= l, F,-I, F2-2, F,-3, F. = 5 . Prove -2 F1 = FN-2, where N> 2 using induction. (Lipschutz, HW 3) 2 C2 points) Use induction to prove that fr all natural numbersas divisible by x-1. Heileman, p.415) 3. (2 points) Prove by induction that l 2 + 22 + 32 + + n2 4. (2 points) Prove by induction that the sum of the first n odd positive integers is n, i.e., 1 +3+5 (2n)-r 5, (2 points) Prove that -ok2k-(n-1)2n+1 + 2. (Heileman, p. 415) 6. (2 points) Assuming a and b are arbitrary constants, and 0

Explanation / Answer

O(g(n))=f(n) such that there exsits a postitve constant c and so 0<=f(n) <= c*g(n)

to prove

O(logn)=log(n+1)  

we have to show that there exsits a postitve constant c and so zero(0)<=log(n+1) <= c*logn

so if c=100 clearly 0<=log(n+1)<=100logn

hence proved

O(logn)=log(n+1)