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IMO 1985 LL NOR61

Consider the set A = {0, 1, 2, . . ., 9} and let (B1, B2, . . . , Bk)

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IMO 1985 LL GDR37

Prove that a triangle with angles \alpha, \beta, \gamma, circumradius R, and

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IMO 1966 LL POL35

If a, b, c, d are integers such that ad is odd and bc is even, prove

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IMO 1966 LL CZS26

(a) Prove that (a1 +a2 +\cdot \cdot \cdot+ak)2 \leqk(a2

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IMO 1971 LL CUB13

One Martian, one Venusian, and one Human reside on Pluton.

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IMO 1992 LL USA81

Suppose that points X, Y, Z are located on sides BC, CA,

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IMO 1971 LL AUT3

Let a, b, c be positive real numbers, 0 < a \leqb \leqc. Prove that

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IMO 1978 LL GBR22

Two nonzero integers x, y (not necessarily positive) are such

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IMO 1992 LL THA70

Let two circles A and B with unequal radii r and R, respec-

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IMO 1972 LL SWE37

On a chessboard (8 imes 8 squares with sides of length 1) two

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IMO 1988 LL NET68

Let S be the set of all sequences {ai | 1 \leqi \leq7, ai = 0 or 1}.

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IMO 1986 LL FIN19

Let f : [0, 1] o[0, 1] satisfy f(0) = 0, f(1) = 1 and

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IMO 1986 LL CAN10

A set of n standard dice are shaken and randomly placed in a

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IMO 1970 LL AUT5

Prove that

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IMO 1987 LL MON41

Let n points be given arbitrarily in the plane, no three of

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IMO 1972 LL SWE38

Congruent rectangles with sides m (cm) and n (cm) are

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IMO 1989 LL ROM92

Find the set of all a \inR for which there is no infinite sequence

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IMO 1967 LL ITA27

Which regular polygons can be obtained (and how) by cutting

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IMO 1983 LL FIN24

Every x, 0 \leqx \leq1, admits a unique representation x =

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IMO 1983 LL VIE75

Find the sum of the fiftieth powers of all sides and diagonals of

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IMO 1970 LL USS55

A turtle runs away from an UFO with a speed of 0.2 m/s. The

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IMO 1978 LL NET31

Let the polynomials

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IMO 1986 LL BEL6

In an urn there are one ball marked 1, two balls marked 2, and

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IMO 1969 LL BEL4

Let O be a point on a nondegenerate conic. A right angle with

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IMO 1982 LL USA47

Evaluate sec′′ \pi

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IMO 1974 LL BUL4

Let Ka, Kb, Kc with centers Oa, Ob, Oc be the excircles of a

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IMO 1985 LL AUS3

A function f has the following property: If k > 1, j > 1,

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IMO 1967 LL SWE50

The function ϕ(x, y, z), defined for all triples (x, y, z) of real

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IMO 1969 LL BUL7

Prove that the equation

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IMO 1988 LL VIE94

Let n + 1 (n \geq1) positive integers be given such that for each

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IMO 1976 LL GDR21

Find the largest positive real number p (if it exists) such that

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IMO 1985 LL CZS23

Let N = {1, 2, 3, . . .}. For real x, y, set S(x, y) = {s | s =

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IMO 1982 LL AUS2

Given a finite number of angular regions A1, . . . , Ak in a plane,

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IMO 1986 LL USA75

The incenter of a triangle is the midpoint of the line seg-

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IMO 1986 LL ISR48

Let P be a convex 1986-gon in the plane. Let A, D be interior

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IMO 1976 LL POL30

Prove that if P(x) = (x−a)kQ(x), where k is a positive integer,

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IMO 1986 LL ROM65

Let A1A2A3A4 be a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle C. Show

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IMO 1978 LL TUR36

The integers 1 through 1000 are located on the circumference

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IMO 1985 LL BRA8

Let K be a convex set in the xy-plane, symmetric with respect

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IMO 1972 LL CZS12

A circle k = (S, r) is given and a hexagon AA′BB′CC′ inscribed

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IMO 1982 LL GBR33

A sequence (un) of integers is defined for n \geq0 by u0 = 0,

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IMO 1985 LL CYP19

Solve the system of simultaneous equations

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IMO 1987 LL SPA58

Find, with argument, the integer solutions of the equation

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IMO 1967 LL CZS12

Given a segment AB of the length 1, define the set M of points

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IMO 1970 LL NET32

Let there be given an acute angle ngleAOB = 3lpha, where OA =

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IMO 1972 LL SWE41

The ternary expansion x = 0.10101010 . . . is given. Give the

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IMO 1978 LL TUR39

A is a 2m-digit positive integer each of whose digits is 1. B is

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IMO 1989 LL USA103

An accurate 12-hour analog clock has an hour hand, a minute

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IMO 1982 LL USS50

Let O be the midpoint of the axis of a right circular cylinder.

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IMO 1970 LL FRA24

Let n and p be two integers such that 2p \leqn. Prove the

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IMO 1974 LL USS43

An (n2 +n+1) imes(n2 +n+1) matrix of zeros and ones is given.

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IMO 1989 LL POL80

We are given a finite collection of segments in the plane, of

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IMO 1969 LL FRA20

A polygon (not necessarily convex) with vertices in the lattice

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IMO 1974 LL USS44

We are given n mass points of equal mass in space. We define

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IMO 1979 LL ROM56

Show that for every natural number n, n

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IMO 1984 LL POL45

Let X be an arbitrary nonempty set contained in the plane and

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IMO 1967 LL POL41

A line l is drawn through the intersection point H of the

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IMO 1969 LL GDR29

Find all real numbers \lambda such that the equation

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IMO 1988 LL GRE26

Let AB and CD be two perpendicular chords of a circle with

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IMO 1976 LL NET23

Prove that in a Euclidean plane there are infinitely many

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IMO 1982 LL POL38

Numbers un,k (1 \leqk \leqn) are defined as follows:

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IMO 1989 LL TUR101

Let ABC be an equilateral triangle and \Gamma the semicircle

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IMO 1970 LL USS56

A square hole of depth h whose base is of length a is given.

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IMO 1969 LL FRA19

Let n be an integer that is not divisible by any square greater

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IMO 1974 LL ROM27

Let C1 and C2 be circles in the same plane, P1 and P2 arbitrary

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IMO 1989 LL MON68

If 0 < k \leq1 and ai are positive real numbers, i = 1, 2, . . . , n,

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IMO 1984 LL USS65

A tetrahedron is inscribed in a sphere of radius 1 such that the

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IMO 1983 LL AUS2

Seventeen cities are served by four airlines. It is noted that

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IMO 1979 LL HUN40

A polynomial P(x) has degree at most 2k, where k = 0, 1,

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IMO 1989 LL VIE107

Let E be the set of all triangles whose only points with integer

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IMO 1979 LL ISR45

For any positive integer n we denote by F(n) the number of

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IMO 1987 LL MOR45

Let us consider a variable polygon with 2n sides (n \inN) in a

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IMO 1989 LL IRE54

Let f be a function from the real numbers to the real numbers

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IMO 1979 LL YUG78

By \omega(n), where n is an integer greater than 1, let us denote

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IMO 1966 LL HUN18

Solve the equation

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IMO 1989 LL POR87

A balance has a left pan, a right pan, and a pointer that moves

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IMO 1987 LL FRA14

Given n real numbers 0 < t1 \leqt2 \leq\cdot \cdot \cdot \leqtn < 1, prove that

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IMO 1984 LL ROM48

Let ABC be a triangle with interior angle bisectors AA1,

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IMO 1971 LL SWE43

Show that for nonnegative real numbers a, b and integers n \geq2,

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IMO 1967 LL BUL3

Prove the trigonometric inequality cos x < 1 −x2

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IMO 1988 LL VIE92

Let p \geq2 be a natural number. Prove that there exists an

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IMO 1966 LL BUL21

Prove that the volume V and the lateral area S of a right circular

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IMO 1966 LL CZS16

We are given a circle K with center S and radius 1 and a square

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IMO 1971 LL HUN26

An infinite set of rectangles in the Cartesian coordinate

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IMO 1977 LL ROM39

Consider 37 distinct points in space, all with integer coordi-

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IMO 1988 LL ICE40

A sequence of numbers an, n = 1, 2, . . ., is defined as follows:

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IMO 1985 LL ITA45

Two persons, X and Y , play with a die. X wins a game if the

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IMO 1978 LL VIE50

A variable tetrahedron ABCD has the following properties:

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IMO 1978 LL FRA15

Prove that for every positive integer n coprime to 10 there

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IMO 1976 LL USS45

We are given n (n \geq5) circles in a plane. Suppose that every

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IMO 1967 LL HUN21

Without using any tables, find the exact value of the product

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IMO 1988 LL GDR24

Let Zm,n be the set of all ordered pairs (i, j) with i \in

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IMO 1983 LL GBR30

Prove the existence of a unique sequence {un} (n = 0, 1, 2 . . .)

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IMO 1979 LL BRA8

The sequence (an) of real numbers is defined as follows:

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IMO 1989 LL COL9

Let m be a positive integer and define f(m) to be the number

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IMO 1977 LL FRG12

Let z be an integer > 1 and let M be the set of all numbers

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IMO 1977 LL USS51

Several segments, which we shall call white, are given, and

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IMO 1985 LL ISR43

Suppose that 1985 points are given inside a unit cube. Show

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IMO 1982 LL USA46

Prove that if a diagonal is drawn in a quadrilateral inscribed

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IMO 1987 LL FIN10

In a Cartesian coordinate system, the circle C1 has center

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