An acute-angled scalene triangle ABC is given, with AC>BC. Let O be its circumcentre, H its orthocentre, and F the foot of the altitude from C. Let P be the point (other than A ) on the line AB such that AF=PF, and M be the midpoint of AC. We denote the intersection of PH and BC by X, the intersection of OM and FX by Y, and the intersection of OF and AC by Z. Prove that the points F,M,Y and Z are concyclic.
Does there exist a sequence a1,a2,…,an,… of positive real numbers satisfying both of the following conditions:
(i) ∑i=1nai≤n2, for every positive integer n;
(ii) ∑i=1nai1≤2008, for every positive integer n ?
Let n be a positive integer. The rectangle ABCD with side lengths AB=90n+1 and BC=90n+5 is partitioned into unit squares with sides parallel to the sides of ABCD. Let S be the set of all points which are vertices of these unit squares. Prove that the number of lines which pass through at least two points from S is divisible by 4.
Let c be a positive integer. The sequence a1,a2,…,an,… is defined by a1=c, and an+1=an2+an+c3, for every positive integer n. Find all values of c for which there exist some integers k≥1 and m≥2, such that ak2+c3 is the mth power of some positive integer.