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LUCAS(n)

This function gives the Lucas series of the numbers.
Lucas numbers are similar to the Fibonacci numberss.
It is generated by added the last two numbers in the series.
In $LUCAS(n),n$ is the numbers position, which is used to displaying the numbers in the given range.
The difference between Lucas and Fibonacci numbers are with the first two terms L0=2 and L1=1, but F0=0 and F1=1.
The Lucas numbers are defined by: $Ln={\begin{cases}2ifn=0\\1ifn=1\\Ln-1+Ln-2ifn>1\end{cases}}$

The sequence of Lucas numbers is 2,1,3,4,7, 11,18,29,......
The relation between Lucas and Fibonacci numbers are: Ln=Fn+2Fn-1 and Fn=Ln-1+Ln+1\5

where L is the Lucas series with $L(n)$ is the nth Lucas number and $Fn$ is the nth Fibonacci number.

   This function will give the result as error when  n is nonnumeric or n < 0

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 *In <math>LUCAS(n), n </math> is the numbers position, which is used to displaying the numbers in the given range.
 *The difference between Lucas and Fibonacci numbers are with the first two terms L0=2 and L1=1, but F0=0 and F1=1.
-*The Lucas numbers  are defined by: <math>Ln=\begin{cases} 2          if  n=0
+*The Lucas numbers  are defined by: <math>Ln=\begin{cases} 2          if  n=0\\
-          if  n=1
+          if  n=1\\
                                                             Ln-1+Ln-2  if  n>1
-                                               \end{cases}
+                                               \end{cases}</math>
 *The sequence of Lucas numbers is  2,1,3,4,7, 11,18,29,......
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 where L is the Lucas series with <math> L(n)</math> is the nth Lucas number and <math> Fn </math> is the nth Fibonacci number.
      This function will give the result as error when  n is nonnumeric or n < 0
 ==Examples==