Let be a parameter.
(1) Prove that the curves of pass through a fixed point; also, the vertices of these parabolas all lie on the curve of a certain parabola.
(2) If the function has two distinct real roots, find the value range of the larger root.
China Southeast Mathematical Olympiad 2005.
Let be a parameter.
(1) Prove that the curves of pass through a fixed point; also, the vertices of these parabolas all lie on the curve of a certain parabola.
(2) If the function has two distinct real roots, find the value range of the larger root.
Circle (with center ) does not have common point with line . Draw perpendicular to , . Let be a point on ( is different from ), and are tangent to circle , and intersect the circle at and respectively. intersects at . , are perpendicular to , , respectively, , . Prove that segment is bisected by line .
Let be positive integer, set . Find the minimum positive integer such that for any subset (with elements) of set , there exist four pairwise distinct elements in whose sum is .
Find all positive integer solutions to the function , where .
Line tangents unit circle in point . Point and circle are on the same side of , and the distance from to is ( ). Two tangents of circle are drawn from , and intersect line at points and respectively.
Find the value of .
Let be the arithmetic-means of all elements of set , namely . We denote "balanced subset" of , if is a non-empty subset of and . Let set .
Find the number of all "balanced subset" of .
(1) Find the possible number of roots for the equation , where and is parameter.
(2) Let be an arithmetic progression, , and satisfy the condition Find the maximum value of .
Let and . Prove that