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1993 Chile Classification NMO

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1993 Chile Classification / Qualifying NMO V

p1. Show that the difference between the cubes of two consecutive naturals is the sum of a square of one natural plus three times the square of another.
p2. The area of a plane figure FF is denoted by AFA_F. Given a circumference CC, consider all pairs of triangles (T,S)(T, S), such that CC is the incircle of TT and the circumcircle of SS. Between all these pairs, find a pair (T0,S0)(T_0,S_0) such that the expression AT0AS0\frac{A_{T_0}}{A_{S_0}} has the minimum value.
p3. Let CC be the set of all naturals that can be expressed as m2+n2m^2 + n^2, with m,nm, n natural. Consider s,tCs, t \in C. Prove that: \bullet stCst \in C. \bullet If t0t \ne 0 then there are rationals x,yx,y such that st=x2+y2\frac{s}{t}= x^2 + y^2.
p4. At the exit of a stadium I met my friends Carlos, Pedro and José, who are still to witness the classic match. I asked them what the result was, and their responses were: \bullet Carlos: U won and UC scored the first goal. \bullet Pedro: U won and scored the first goal. \bullet José: Pedro never tells the truth and the U lost. Also, I knew that each of them was telling either two truths or two lies. Could I deduce from this the final score of the match? How?
p5. A natural nn is the product of three odd primes. The sum of the primes is 19931993, the sum of its squares is 13633471363347, and the sum of the divisors of nn, including 1 1 and nn, is 280411488280411488. Determine nn.
p6. To calculate the area of a quadrilateral, where aa, bb, cc, dd are the lengths of its sides (in that order), we have Humbertito's Formula: A=a+c2b+d2.A =\frac{a + c}{2}\cdot \frac{b + d}{2}. https://cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/attachments/6/9/01a5812d194de4e31e4ce53643d99377925201.png Prove that this formula is correct only in the case of rectangles.
p7. For each natural kk, let d(k)d (k) be the number of positive divisors of kk, including 11 and kk. Find the maximum value of d(k)d (k), when kk is an integer, with 1k19931 \le k \le1993.