How whorls I slice this and what’s the answer?

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Olenka [21]3 years ago

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Here is a graph. When you use a graphing calculator, it isn't always necessary to solve for y.

Note different colors are used for the different problems. Problem 2 has a dashed line, as described by "Remember, ...".

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Now, let's count the combinations that also give a Fibonacci number (these are given by adding two consecutive numbers in the sequence).

I will list each possible red outcome, then the blue outcomes that would give a Fibonacci term, and then we can count the number of combinations.