For any positive integer let . Do there exist infinitely many triples , of positive integers with such that the product
is a perfect square?
New Zealand Mathematical Olympiad 2023.
For any positive integer let . Do there exist infinitely many triples , of positive integers with such that the product
is a perfect square?
Let , and be positive real numbers such that . Prove that at least one of , or is greater than .
Find the sum of the smallest and largest possible values for which satisfy the following equation.
Let be a prime and let be a quadratic polynomial with integer coefficients such that . Suppose is divisible by whenever is a positive integer. Find all possible values of .
Let , and be real numbers such that: , and , and . Prove that is an integer.
Let triangle be right-angled at . Let be the point on such that bisects angle . Prove that if and only if .
Let be positive integers. Let be sets such that and for all (i.e. consists of three different positive integers each at most ). Suppose for all we have
(i.e. and have at most one element in common).
(a) Prove that .
(b) Show that for all it is possible to have .
Find all non-zero real numbers such that the following polynomial has four (not necessarily distinct) positive real roots.