4.2.5 Standard Fibonacci Numbers

It’s becoming crucial to have at least the first fourteen Fibonacci numbers memorized as the test writers tend to ask at least two questions on each test that stem from directly knowing them (it will also help immensely with reducing the work load concerning the calculations required in Section 2.2.2 and the upcoming Section 4.3). Below is a table of the first fourteen Fibonacci numbers:

• $F_1 = 1$
• $F_2 = 1$
• $F_3 = 2$
• $F_4 = 3$
• $F_5 = 5$
• $F_6 = 8$
• $F_7 = 13$
• $F_8 = 21$
• $F_9 = 34$
• $F_{10} = 55$
• $F_{11} = 89$
• $F_{12} = 144$
• $F_{13} = 233$
• $F_{14} = 377$