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Re: Re: Re: contains 208,987,640 decimal digits (was: Fibonachi[5,000,000] contains 1044938 decimal digits)

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  • Subject: [mg49957] Re: [mg49795] Re: [mg49782] Re: contains 208,987,640 decimal digits (was: Fibonachi[5,000,000] contains 1044938 decimal digits)
  • From: Ed Pegg Jr <edpegg at gmail.com>
  • Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2004 03:52:08 -0400 (EDT)
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For finding the number of digits in any sufficently large Fibonacci 
number in base 10, let k = (ArcCsch[2])/Log[10].  The number of 
digits in Fibonacci[n] is Round[n k].

k ~ 0.20898764024997873376927208923755541682245923991821

Fibonacci[10^9] has 10^9 k ~ 208987640 digits.

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