- Session A
Determine all possible values of the expression where , and are nonnegative integers.
William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition 2019.
Determine all possible values of the expression where , and are nonnegative integers.
In the triangle , let be the centroid, and let be the center of the inscribed circle. Let and be the angles at the vertices and , respectively. Suppose that the segment is parallel to and that . Find .
Given real numbers with , let be the roots in the complex plane of the polynomial Let be the average of the distances from to the origin. Determine the largest constant such that for all choices of that satisfy
Let be a continuous real-valued function on . Suppose that for every sphere of radius 1, the integral of over the surface of equals 0. Must be identically 0?
Let be an odd prime number, and let denote the field of integers modulo . Let be the ring of polynomials over , and let be given by where Find the greatest nonnegative integer such that divides in .
Let be a real-valued function that is continuous on the closed interval and twice differentiable on the open interval . Suppose that for some real number , Prove that either
Denote by the set of all points in the plane with integer coordinates. For each integer , let be the subset of consisting of the point together with all points such that for some integer . Determine, as a function of , the number of four-point subsets of whose elements are the vertices of a square.
For all , let Determine
Let be an -by- real orthogonal matrix, and let be a unit column vector (that is, ). Let , where is the -by- identity matrix. Show that if is not an eigenvalue of , then is an eigenvalue of .
Let be the set of functions that are twice continuously differentiable for , and that satisfy the following two equations (where subscripts denote partial derivatives):
For each , let Determine , and show that it is independent of the choice of .
Let be the th Fibonacci number, defined by and for all . Let be the polynomial of degree such that for . Find integers and such that .
Let be the integer lattice in . Two points in are called neighbors if they differ by exactly in one coordinate and are equal in all other coordinates. For which integers does there exist a set of points satisfying the following two conditions?
(1) If is in , then none of the neighbors of is in .
(2) If is not in , then exactly one of the neighbors of is in .