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Prove the following identities. (a) F1 +F3 +F5 +...+F2n−1 = F2n. (b) F0 −F1 +F2 −F3...

Prove the following identities. (a) F1 +F3 +F5 +...+F2n−1 = F2n. (b) F0 −F1 +F2 −F3 +...−F2n−1 +F2n = F2n−1 −1. (c) F02 +F12 +F2 +...+Fn2 = Fn ·Fn+1. (d) Fn−1Fn+1 − Fn2 = (−1)n.

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