Problems(3)
inequality
Source: Ukraine 1997 grade 9
7/21/2009
Triangles and are non-congruent, but AC\equal{}A_1 C_1\equal{}b, BC\equal{}B_1 C_1\equal{}a, and BH\equal{}B_1 H_1, where and are the altitudes. Prove the inequality:
a \cdot AB\plus{}b \cdot A_1 B_1 \le \sqrt{2}(a^2\plus{}b^2).
inequalitiesgeometry proposedgeometry
equal areas
Source: Ukraine 1997 grade 10
7/21/2009
In a parallelogram , is the midpoint of and an arbitrary point on the side . Let be the intersection of and , and the intersection of and . Prove that the triangles and have equal areas.
geometryparallelogramgeometry unsolved
find the smallest natural number
Source: Ukraine 1997 grade 11
7/22/2009
Determine the smallest natural number such that among any integers one can choose integers whose sum is divisible by .
number theory proposednumber theory