Suppose that a1 = 5, a2 =10, and ak “ ak-1 + ak-2 for k =3,4,.... Use strong induction to prove that 5isfactorofan forallně3. Suppose that a1 = 5, a2 = 10, and= 3, 4, ....= ak-1 + ak-2 for kUse strong induction to prove that5 is factor of an for all n > 3.ak|

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Suppose that a1 = 5, a2 =10, and ak “ ak-1 + ak-2 for k =3,4,.... Use strong induction to prove that 5isfactorofan forallně3.

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