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Prove by mathematical induction that all Furino-sequences are superincreasing
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im not sure this is 100% correct, but this is what I have. prove that the base case (n=2) is true, which is easy. the assume that \[f_k >2+4+...+f_{k-1}\] for \[k \ge3\] (the inductive hypothesis).
then the inductive step is as follows (i think): \[f_{k+1}>2+4+...+f_{k-1}+f_k\] \[f_{k+1}>f_k+f_k\] (by the inductive hypothesis) \[f_{k+1}\ge2*f_k\] (since \[f_{k+1}=r_{k+1}*f_k\] and \[r_{k+1}\] is 2 or 5) and we're done. Again, I know there are errors in this proof, but maybe it'll help you :)
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