Problem 2. For each ninN, let F_(n) be the n^(th ) Fibonacci number. So, F_(1)=F_(2)=1, and for all n=2,F_(n+1)=F_(n)+F_(n-1). Prove that for each ninN, F_(1)+F_(3)+F_(5)+dotsF_(2n-1)=F_(2n).

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Problem 2. For each ninN, let F_(n) be the n^(th ) Fibonacci number. So, F_(1)=F_(2)=1, and for all n>=2,F_(n+1)=F_(n)+F_(n-1). Prove that for each ninN, F_(1)+F_(3)+F_(5)+dotsF_(2n-1)=F_(2n).

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