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Evaluate .
Canadian Mathematical Olympiad 1994.
Evaluate .
Prove that can be represented as for some .
men sit around a circular table. Every hour there is a vote, and each must respond yesor no. Each man behaves as follows: on the , vote if his response is the same as the response of at least one of the two people he sits between, then he will respond the same way on the vote as on the vote; but if his response is different from that of both his neighbours on the vote, then his response on the vote will be different from his response on the vote. Prove that, however everybody responded on the first vote, there will be a time after which nobody's response will ever change.
Let be a diameter of a circle and be any point not on the line through . Suppose that the line through cuts again at , and the line through cuts at . Note that in case of tangency, may coincide with or might coincide with . Also, if is on then . Suppose that and for some . Determine in terms of .
Let be an acute triangle. Let be the altitude on , and let be any interior point on . Lines , when extended, intersect at respectively. Prove that .