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  2. Year 11 Visit from Dr Oeding, Math's Professor from Auburn University

Year 11 Visit from Dr Oeding, Math's Professor from Auburn University

Dr. Oeding led an investigative lesson in which the students worked together to find powers of binary 2x2 matrices. If it sounds complicated, don't worry, it is a bit complicated

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However, the students were able to find patterns in their answers and eventually we discovered that the Fibonacci sequence appears!

This discovery was then applied as an efficient way to find specific Fibonacci sequence numbers.

Want to know what the 100th Fibnoacci number is? The students in Mr. Gosney's Year 11 math class can figure it out!

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