International Mathematical Olympiad · 2002
Problems
- Problem 1Let be a positive integer. Let be the set of points in the plane where and are non-negative integers with . Each point of is coloured red or blue, subject to the following condition: if a point is red, then all points of with first coordinate at most and second coordinate at most are also red. Let be the number of ways to choose blue points with distinct -coordinates, and let be the number of ways to choose blue points with distinct -coordinates. Prove that .Solutions: 1
- Problem 2Let be a diameter of circle with center . Let be a point of such that . Let be the midpoint of arc not containing . The line passes through and is parallel to line . Line intersects line at . The perpendicular bisector of segment intersects circle at and . Prove that is the incenter of triangle .Solutions: 1
- Problem 3Find all pairs of positive integers for which there exist infinitely many positive integers such that is itself an integer.Solutions: 1
- Problem 4Let be a positive integer with divisors . Prove that is always less than , and determine when it is a divisor of .Solutions: 1
- Problem 5Find all functions such that for all real numbers .Solutions: 1
- Problem 6Let be a positive integer. Let be unit circles in the plane, with centers respectively. If no line meets more than two of the circles, prove that .Solutions: 1