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1. The Fibonacci sequence is defined with f(2013)=4, f(2021)=52, f(2034)=13. The value of f(2055) is to be determined.
2. The variables are listed as A, B, C, D, E.
3. The number of equations is 3.
4. Solves the 500th term of the Fibonacci sequence which is 1.