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Tribonacci. Let’s start with the numbers 0, 0, 1, and generate future numbers in our sequence by adding up the previous three numbers. Write out the first 15 terms in this sequence, starting with the first 1. Use a calculator to evaluate the value of the quotients of consecutive terms (dividing the smaller term into the larger one). Do the quotients seem to be approaching a fixed number?
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