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Find the Angle

Source: Indian RMO 2013 Paper 1 Problem 1

2/1/2014
Let ABCABC be an acute-angled triangle. The circle Γ\Gamma with BCBC as diameter intersects ABAB and ACAC again at PP and QQ, respectively. Determine BAC\angle BAC given that the orthocenter of triangle APQAPQ lies on Γ\Gamma.
geometrygeometry unsolved
Indian RMO- Paper 2

Source: Problem 1

12/11/2013
Prove that there do not exist natural numbers xx and yy with x>1x>1 such that , x71x1=y5+1 \frac{x^7-1}{x-1}=y^5+1
modular arithmeticnumber theory unsolvednumber theory
Indian RMO- Paper -3

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12/11/2013
Find the number of eight-digit numbers the sum of whose digits is 44
Compositionsdigit sumElementary counting
Indian RMO - Paper -4[1]

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12/12/2013
Let ω\omega be a circle with centre OO. Let γ\gamma be another circle passing through OO and intersecting ω\omega at points AA and BB. AA diameter CDCD of ω\omega intersects γ\gamma at a point PP different from OO. Prove that APC=BPD\angle APC= \angle BPD
geometry
Parallel Lines in a Circumcircle

Source: Indian RMO 2013 Mumbai Region Problem 1

2/1/2014
Let ABCABC be an isosceles triangle with AB=ACAB=AC and let Γ\Gamma denote its circumcircle. A point DD is on arc ABAB of Γ\Gamma not containing CC. A point EE is on arc ACAC of Γ\Gamma not containing BB. If AD=CEAD=CE prove that BEBE is parallel to ADAD.
geometrycircumcircletrapezoidgeometry unsolved