Problem 6
In a plane there are points, no three collinear. Consider all triangles whose vertices are among these points. Prove that no more than of these triangles are acute-angled.
Step 2 of 4: Bound five-point configurations
Detailed analysis
A five-point set contains five four-point subsets, each with at most three acute triangles, so there are at most incidences. Every triangle belongs to exactly two of those four-point subsets. Hence if is the number of acute triangles, , and since is an integer, .