Lecture

Counting with Recurrence Relations

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of counting using recurrence relations, focusing on bit strings without consecutive 0s and the Tower of Hanoi problem. It explains the formalized and colloquial versions of proofs, providing examples and solutions.

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