The two squares at the end could be filled with two 1×1 tiles. The rest can be done in t(n−1) ways.
There could be one 1×1 tile at the left end, on the top or on the bottom. The remaining square can be filled by an L in 1 way, and the rest of the 2×n in t(n−2) ways, for a total of 2t(n−2)
Or else the there could be an L filling both squares on the left (2 ways), with the remaining square filled by a 1×1. That again gives 2t(n−2).
Or else we can have an L on the left filling both squares, and an interlocking L. That gives 2t(n−3) ways of filling the rest.
therefore the formula will be
t(n)=t(n−1)+4t(n−2)+2t(n−3)
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