Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad · 2008
Problems
- Problem 1Let be a triangle with . Let and be the points on the sides and , respectively, such that and . Let be the point in the plane such that the lines and are perpendicular to and , respectively. Prove that .Solutions: 1
- Problem 2Students in a class form groups, each of which contains exactly three members, such that any two distinct groups have at most one member in common. Prove that, when the class size is 46, there is a set of 10 students in which no group is properly contained.Solutions: 1
- Problem 3Let be the circumcircle of a triangle . A circle passing through points and meets the sides and at and , respectively. The lines and meet again at and , respectively. The tangent lines of at and meet the line at and , respectively. Prove that the lines and meet at a point on .Solutions: 1
- Problem 4Consider the function , where is the set of all non-negative integers, defined by , and for all . (a) Determine the three sets , , and . (b) For each , find a formula for in terms of .Solutions: 1
- Problem 5Let be integers satisfying and . For each , , let , , be the remainder of when divided by . Prove that the two sets and are different.Solutions: 1