8.1 Four circles are placed on planes so that each one touches the other two externally. Prove that the points of tangency lie on one circle.
https://cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/attachments/9/8/883a82fb568954b09a4499a955372e2492dbb8.png8.2. Let the integers a and b be represented as x2−5y2, where x and y are integer numbers. Prove that the number ab can also be presented in this form.
8.3 Solve the equation x(x+d)(x+2d)(x+3d)=a.
8.4 / 9.1 Let a+b+c=1, m+n+p=1. Prove that −1≤am+bn+cp≤1
8.5 Inscribe a triangle with the largest area in a semicircle.
8.6 Three circles of the same radius intersect at one point. Prove that the other three points intersections lie on a circle of the same radius.
https://cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/attachments/4/7/014952f2dcf0349d54b07230e45a42c242a49d.png8.7 Find the circle of smallest radius that contains a given triangle.
8.8 / 9.2 Given a polynomial x2n+a1x2n−2+a2x2n−4+...+an−1x2+an, which is divisible by x−1. Prove that it is divisible by x2−1.
8.9 Prove that for any prime number p other than 2 and from 5, there is a natural number k such that only ones are involved in the decimal notation of the number pk..
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