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The fibonacci sequence consist of the pattern 1,1,2,3,5,8,13?

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What is the ninth term in the pattern? I need help in this question

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  1. The next number is always the sum of the previous two.  You have seven of the terms listed.  So the eighth is 8+13 = 21.  And the ninth is 13+21 = 34.


  2. 34

  3. The answer is 34, but to get it you add the 2 numbers before it.

    Ex.

    0+1=1  1+1=2  2+3=5  5+8=13  8+13=21  13+21+34

    Ask me if you need more help.  I just did this for homework yesterday.

  4. The last two numbers equals to the next number. For example, to find the third term, you'd add the first number and the second number (1+1=2).

    The eighth term= 8+13=21

    The ninth term=13+21= 43

  5. In a Fibonacci sequence, the first two terms are 1, then each number thereafter is the sum of the two previous numbers. The next term would be 13 + 8 or 21, the ninth would be 21 + 13, or 34.

    FYI, this sequence is neither arithmetic nor geometric, but does show up in nature in places like the arrangement of seeds in a sunflower. It was discovered by Leonardo of Pisa, also know as Fibonacci, an Italian mathematician of the 13th century.

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