Step 1: Factorise the difference of squares.
Let the terms be \(t_1,t_2,\dots\) with \(t_{k+2}=t_{k+1}+t_k\). Then \(t_7-t_6=t_5\) and \(t_7+t_6=t_8\), so
\[t_7^2-t_6^2=(t_7-t_6)(t_7+t_6)=t_5\,t_8=517=11\times 47.\]Step 2: Choose the factor pair.
\(517=1\times 517=11\times 47\). With \(t_1,t_2\ge 1\), \(t_5=2t_1+3t_2\ge 5\), and \(t_5<t_8\). So \(t_5=11\) and \(t_8=47\) (the pair 1 and 517 is impossible because \(t_5\ge 5\)).
Step 3: Find the first two terms.
With \(t_1=a,\ t_2=b\): \(t_5=2a+3b=11\) and \(t_8=8a+13b=47\). From the first, \((a,b)=(4,1)\) or \((1,3)\). Only \((1,3)\) satisfies the second: \(8+39=47\).
Step 4: Write the sequence.
1, 3, 4, 7, 11, 18, 29, 47, 76, 123. Check: \(29^2-18^2=841-324=517\).
Final Answer:
The 10th term is 123, option (1).