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[An Introduction to the Series]
[An Intro to the Series In Action]
[The Rabbit Problem]
[The Rabbit Problem Proof]
[Binet's Formula]
[Binet's Formula In Action]
[The Successor Formula]
[The Successor Formula In Action]
[Binomial Form]
[Binomial Form In Action]
[Fibonacci Spiral]
[Fibonacci Spiral In Action]

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An Introduction to the Series (In Action)
  A brief introduction to the Fibonacci Series giving a basic overview of how it is constructed.

The Rabbit Problem (Proof)
  The famous Rabbit Problem, known to many of us as a classic mathematical puzzle, was invented by Leonardo Fibonacci and the solution has everything to do with the Fibonacci Series.

Binet's Formula (In Action)
  Binet's Formula provides a simple way of finding any Fibonacci number and is easier than the method described in the Introduction--more so for large numbers.

The Successor Formula (In Action)
  Another way of finding Fibonacci numbers, The Successor Formula differs from Binet's in that it can be used to find any succeeding Fibonacci number.

Binomial Form (In Action)
  Recommended for those already familiar with summation notation, binomial theory, and Pascal's Triangle, this page shows another, more complex way of finding any Fibonacci number.

Fibonacci Spiral (In Action)
  A geometric form modeled off the Fibonacci Series.


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