Math, asked by jangirakki, 3 months ago

A Street has 13 houses in a row as shown in the figure. Some residents in the first
house tested positive for COVID-19. The virus spreads in two ways: it can spread to
the next house, or jump directly to the third house. Residents of house number 2 can
get infection in only one way, the house number 3 in two ways, the house number 4
in 3 ways, the house number 5 in 5 ways and so on. If the virus only progresses from
Left to Right direction, in how many ways can the residents of the house number 13
get infected?​

Answers

Answered by guptadev510
8

Step-by-step explanation:

2nd by one way..

3rd by 2way

4th by 3way

5th by 5 way

6th by 8 way

7th by 13 way

8th by 21 way

9th by 34 way

10th by 55way

11th by 89 way

12th by 144way

13th by 233 way

Answered by steffiaspinno
2

233

Step-by-step explanation:

As we can see the series of spreading is

 House     Ways

      1              1

      2             1

      3             2

      4             3

      5             5

From this we can see that House number x is affected by addition of ways of house number (x-1) and house number (x-2).

So, lets make a table.

House     Ways

      1              1

      2             1

      3             2

      4             3

      5             5

      6           (3+5)=8

      7           (5+8)=13

      8           (13+8)=21

      9           (21+13)=34

      10          (34+21)=55

      11           (55+34)=89

      12          (89+55)=144

      13          (144+89)=233

Therefore, there are total 233 ways in which House number 13 can get affected.

     

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