Please help me with this question. I am having trouble understanding what to do. Thank you Let P(n) be the statement ƒ + ƒ₂ + ... + ƒnfn fn+1, where for is the nth Fibonacci number.Click and drag expressions to show in algebraic detail that V K(P(k) → P(k + 1)) is true.Vk (f² + f²² +· + f / + f/²+1=IHH=II(fk-1+fk) (fk + fk+1)(ƒ² + ƒ²² +fkfk+1+f²+1=(ƒ² + ƒ√ √² + ·+ ƒ² ²) + (fk−1 + fk) 2)fk+1(fk+fk+1)(f² + ƒ² +· + ƒ² ²) + (fk−1 + fk)²+ f²²) + f/²+1fkfk+1+f/+1fk+1f(k+1)+1(fk-1+fk) (fk+fk+1) Let P(n) be the statement ƒ² + ƒ¾ +...+ f=fn fn+1, where for is the nth Fibonacci number..Identify the inductive step.(You must provide an answer before moving to the next part.)Multiple ChoiceAssume ƒ² + ½² + ... + fk² = fk + 1 fk + 1 for any arbitrary integer k> 0.Assume ² + 122+.+- fk²² = fk + 1 fk + 1 for any arbitrary integer k≥0.Assume f² +22+.+1+Assume 2 + 22+- fk² = fk − 1 fk + 1 for some arbitrary integer k≥0.-+• fk² = fk fk + 1 for some arbitrary integer k> 0.×

The fibonacci number is defined as 1 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 5 ,8 , 13 , ........ i.e. the next term is the…

Let P(n) be the statement fi + f2 + ... + fn = fn fn+1, where for is the nth Fibonacci number. Click and drag expressions to show in algebraic detail that K(P(K) → P(k + 1)) is true. Vk (f+f+.... +f/+f/²+1 = (fk−1 + fk)(fk + fk+1) IH = (f² + f fkfk+1+f+1 = (f² + ƒ²+.. + ··· + f/²) + (fk−1 + fk)² ) fk+1(fk+fk+1) (f² + ƒ² + ··· + ƒ² ²) + (fk−1 + fk)² fkfk+1+f+1 fk+1f(k+1)+1 (fk-1+fk)(fk+fk+1)

Let P(n) be the statement fi + f2 + ... + fn = fn fn+1, where for is the nth Fibonacci number. Click and drag expressions to show in algebraic detail that K(P(K) → P(k + 1)) is true. Vk (f+f+.... +f/+f/²+1 = (fk−1 + fk)(fk + fk+1) IH = (f² + f fkfk+1+f+1 = (f² + ƒ²+.. + ··· + f/²) + (fk−1 + fk)² ) fk+1(fk+fk+1) (f² + ƒ² + ··· + ƒ² ²) + (fk−1 + fk)² fkfk+1+f+1 fk+1f(k+1)+1 (fk-1+fk)(fk+fk+1)

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