In the lecture we discussed polynomial time algorithms for computing Fibonacci number Fn. Note thatthey require storing all previous Fibonacci numbers. Come up with an algorithm that still works in poly-nomial time, but does not store an array, the size of which depends on n. (Hint: recall bottom-up imple-mentation for Fibonacci numbers from the lecture. Which previous numbers do we actually need to storeto compute each next Fibonacci number?)

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In the lecture we discussed polynomial time algorithms for computing Fibonacci number Fn. Note th they require storing all previous Fibonacci numbers. Come up with an algorithm that still works in pol nomial time, but does not store an array, the size of which depends on n. (Hint: recall bottom-up impl mentation for Fibonacci numbers from the lecture. Which previous numbers do we actually need to sto to compute each next Fibonacci number?)

In the lecture we discussed polynomial time algorithms for computing Fibonacci number Fn. Note th they require storing all previous Fibonacci numbers. Come up with an algorithm that still works in pol nomial time, but does not store an array, the size of which depends on n. (Hint: recall bottom-up impl mentation for Fibonacci numbers from the lecture. Which previous numbers do we actually need to sto to compute each next Fibonacci number?)

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