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Prove that walk(n) = fn+1 for all n greater than or equal to 1
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better formatting \[walk(n) = f _{n+1}\]
i know its an induction proof but the part im at is trying to show that walk(k+1) = [f _{k+2}\] and im assuming ive done everything correctly i just can think of how to manipulate the left hand side and make it look like the right hand side
\[walk(k+1) = f _{k+2}\] not sure what happened above but this is what im pretty sure im trying to prove
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