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Part of 2009 Postal Coaching
Problems(6)
ratio of areas of some 2 triangle PAB, PBC, PCD, PDA$ lies in interval [1/a, a]
Source: Indian Postal Coaching 2009 set 2 p4
5/26/2020
Determine the least real number such that for any point in the interior of a square , the ratio of the areas of some two triangle lies in the interval .
areassquaregeometry
n -gonal Pythagorean triples, P(n, r) = (n - 2)r^2/2 - (n - 4) r/2
Source: Indian Postal Coaching 2009 set 1 p4
5/26/2020
For positive integers and , define
We call a triple of natural numbers, with , an -gonal Pythagorean triple if . (For , we get the usual Pythagorean triple.)(a) Find an -gonal Pythagorean triple for each .(b) Consider all triangles whose sides are -gonal Pythagorean triples for some . Find the maximum and the minimum possible values of angle .
algebraanglesminmaxnumber theory
2s_1 <= s, semiperimeter inequality, incircle of 1 is circumcircle of other
Source: Indian Postal Coaching 2009 set 3 p4
5/26/2020
Let be a triangle, and let be another triangle inscribed in the incircle of . If and denote the semiperimeters of and respectively, prove that . When does equality hold?
geometrycircumcircleTrianglesperimeterGeometric Inequalities
4-digit number wanted, remainder by 37 related
Source: Indian Postal Coaching 2009 set 5 p4
5/26/2020
A four - digit natural number which is divisible by is given. The number obtained by writing the digits in reverse order is also divisible by . Furthermore, both the numbers leave the same remainder when divided by . Find the 4-digit number.
Digitsremaindernumber theory
8 heaps of 251 coins each, 251 heaps of 8 coins each, regular 2008-gon
Source: Indian Postal Coaching 2009 set 4 p4
5/26/2020
At each vertex of a regular -gon is placed a coin. We choose two coins and move each of them to an adjacent vertex, one in the clock-wise direction and the other in the anticlock-wise direction. Determine whether or not it is possible, by making several such pairs of moves, to move all the coins into
(a) heaps of coins each,
(b) heaps of coins each.
combinatorics
integers from 1 to 100 are arranged in a 10x10 table
Source: Indian Postal Coaching 2009 set 6 p4
5/26/2020
All the integers from to are arranged in a table as shown below. Prove that if some ten numbers are removed from the table, the remaining numbers contain 10 numbers in Arithmetic Progression.
combinatorics