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Let F_n be k^n. k^n=2k^(n-1)+k^(n-2) k^2=2k+1 k=1Âħsqrt(2) F_n=A(1+sqrt(2))^n+B(1-sqrt(2))^n F_1=A(1+sqrt(2))+B(1-sqrt(2))=1 ---(1) F_2=A(3+2sqrt(2))+B(3-2sqrt(2))=1 ---(2) (1): A(3+2sqrt(2))-B=1+sqrt(2) ---(3) (2)-(3): B(4-2sqrt(2))=-sqrt(2) B=-sqrt(2)/(4-2sqrt(2))=-(1+sqrt(2))/2 A=1/sqrt(2)-1/2 F_3=complicated calculation = 3 Confirmed.
\[F_n=\left(\frac1{\sqrt2}-\frac12\right)(1+\sqrt2)^n-\left(\frac{1+\sqrt2}2\right)(1-\sqrt2)^n\]
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