Let fn be the n-th Fibonacci number of Example 3c in 8.1.k=nk=nΣ'=1+2+...+8, B₁=k²= 1² +2²+.k=1k=1by definition fo = Ao = Bo = 0.(a) Give a recursive definition of the numbers fn, An, Bn with n ≥ 0(d) Using only part (a), show thatXXf(x)=x+xf(x) + x²f(x), A(x)=xA(x) +B(x) = xB(x) +(1-x)²¹(1-x)²Hint: You'll need to use identities such as the following:3111(--(---)-([^) - ¹2m(x-1)x³-²2,==Σ(1-x)³1-2n=0n=0+ n²;+22-2(1-x)³

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Let fn be the n-th Fibonacci number of Example 3c in 8.1, k=n k=n Σ'=1+2+...+ B₁=k²= 1² +2²+. k=1 k=1 by definition fo = Ao = Bo = 0. (a) Give a recursive definition of the numbers fn, An, Bn with n20 +n²;