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Number of pairs having a mutual enemy is not less than number of enemies.
Source: 239 2017 J8 S5
5/22/2020
A school has three classes. Some pairs of children from different classes are enemies (there are no enemies in a class). It is known that every child from the first class has as many enemies in the second class as in the third; the same is true for other classes. Prove that the number of pairs of children from classes having a common enemy is not less than the number of pairs of children being enemies.
graph theorycombinatorics
geometry with length condition \sqrt{2}(BC_BA)=AC
Source: 239 2017 J5
6/3/2020
Given a quadrilateral in whichLet be the midpoint of . Prove that
geometry