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x(t+2) = x(t+1) . x(t) , t >=0 Solve a transformed version of the difference equation....

x(t+2) = x(t+1) . x(t) , t >=0

Solve a transformed version of the difference equation. Think of a transformation that takes multiplication to addition, apply this transformation to above ewn, and solve the transformed system.

We are given x(0) = 1 and x(1) = 1

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