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A quadrilateral is inscribed, as shown, in a square of area one unit. Prove that
Irish Mathematical Olympiad 1989.
A quadrilateral is inscribed, as shown, in a square of area one unit. Prove that
Let be an n-digit number, where are the digits. The numbers , are said to be obtained from by the cyclic permutation of digits. [For example, if and , then the numbers are Find, with proof, (i) the smallest natural number n for which there exists an n-digit number x such that the n numbers obtained from x by the cyclic permutation of digits are all divisible by 1989; and (ii) the smallest natural number x with this property.
Suppose is a fixed line, and is a fixed point not on . Let be a fixed nonzero real number. For a point on , let be a point on the line with . Determine the locus of as varies along the line .
(i): Prove that if is a positive integer, then is a positive integer that is divisible by all prime numbers with , and that (ii): For a positive real number, let denote the number of prime numbers . [Thus, since there are primes, viz., , , , and , not exceeding .]Prove that if is an integer, then (a) (b) (c) Deduce that, for all real numbers ,