Given integer n>1 and real number t≥1. P is a parallelogram with four vertices (0,0),(0,t),(tF2n+1,tF2n),(tF2n+1,tF2n+t). Here, Fn is the n-th term of Fibonacci sequence defined by F0=0,F1=1 and Fm+1=Fm+Fm−1. Let L be the number of integral points (whose coordinates are integers) interior to P, and M be the area of P, which is t2F2n+1.i) Prove that for any integral point (a,b), there exists a unique pair of integers (j,k) such thatj(Fn+1,Fn)+k(Fn,Fn−1)=(a,b), that is,jFn+1+kFn=a and jFn+kFn−1=b.ii) Using i) or not, prove that ∣L−M∣≤2. geometryparallelogramcalculusintegrationanalytic geometrygeometry proposed