- Paper 1
Suppose . Express in terms of and the solutions of the equations
Irish Mathematical Olympiad 2011.
Suppose . Express in terms of and the solutions of the equations
Let be a triangle whose side lengths are, as usual, denoted by Denote by , respectively, the lengths of the medians which connect , respectively, with the centers of the corresponding opposite sides.
(a) Prove that . Deduce that . (b) Give an example of (i) a triangle in which ; (ii) a triangle in which .
The integers are defined as follows: , , and for all . Find all integers for which and share a common factor greater than .
The incircle of triangle touches the sides and at the points and , respectively. The incircle of the triangle touches the sides and at the points and , and intersects the circle at the points and . Prove that
(a) the center of the circle lies on the circle .
(b) the four points in appropriate order form a rectangle if and only if twice the radius of is three times the radius of .
In the mathematical talent show called "The -factor" contestants are scored by a a panel of judges. Each judge awards a score of ('fail'), ('pass'), or ('pass with distinction'). Three of the contestants were Ann, Barbara and David. Ann was awarded the same score as Barbara by exactly of the judges. David declares that he obtained different scores to Ann from at least of the judges, and also that he obtained different scores to Barbara from at least judges.
In how many ways could scores have been allocated to David, assuming he is telling the truth?
Prove that is not an integer.
Suppose that and are positive numbers such that Prove that (i) (ii) Using (i) or otherwise, deduce that and derive the case of equality.
Find with proof all solutions in nonnegative integers of the equation