SOLUTION: in the jama's sequence each number after the second term is sum of the two terms before it plus (2:2:5:8:14:23:38)

SOLUTION: in the jama's sequence each number after the second term is sum of the two terms before it plus (2:2:5:8:14:23:38)

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Question 1111225: in the jama's sequence each number after the second term is sum of the two terms before it plus (2:2:5:8:14:23:38)

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