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Question 1

In the following question(s), FN represents the Nth Fibonacci number.

Using scientific notation, the value of F32 is approximately
◦ 0.618 × 1032.
◦ 1.35 × 106.
◦ 2.18 × 106.
◦ 3.52 × 106.
◦ 1.62 × 1032.

Question 2

In the following question(s), FN represents the Nth Fibonacci number.

If FN = a and FN+1 = b, then FN+M =
◦ a + b.
◦ FMa + FM+1b.
◦ FNa + FN+1b.
◦ FM-1a + FMb.
◦ none of these


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Reply 2 on: May 5, 2020
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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