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Let-a-n-denote-the-number-of-all-n-digit-positive-integers-formed-by-the-digits-0-1-or-both-such-that-no-consecutive-digits-in-them-are-0-Let-b-n-the-number-of-such-n-digit-integers-ending-with-




Question Number 21913 by Tinkutara last updated on 06/Oct/17
Let a_n  denote the number of all n-digit  positive integers formed by the digits  0, 1 or both such that no consecutive  digits in them are 0. Let b_n  = the  number of such n-digit integers ending  with digit 1 and c_n  = the number of  such n-digit integers ending with  digit 0.  1. Which of the following is correct?  (1) a_(17)  = a_(16)  + a_(15)   (2) c_(17)  ≠ c_(16)  + c_(15)   (3) b_(17)  ≠ b_(16)  + c_(16)   (4) a_(17)  = c_(17)  + b_(16)   2. The value of b_6  is
Letandenotethenumberofallndigitpositiveintegersformedbythedigits0,1orbothsuchthatnoconsecutivedigitsinthemare0.Letbn=thenumberofsuchndigitintegersendingwithdigit1andcn=thenumberofsuchndigitintegersendingwithdigit0.1.Whichofthefollowingiscorrect?(1)a17=a16+a15(2)c17c16+c15(3)b17b16+c16(4)a17=c17+b162.Thevalueofb6is

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