2009 El Salvador Correspondence / Qualifying NMO IX
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October 16, 2021
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Problem Statement
p1. A king, his daughter and his son were locked at the top of a tower. The Monarch weighed Kg, the daughter Kg and the son Kg. They had a pulley with a rope that reached exactly from the top of the tower to the ground with a basket at each end, and also had a huge rock Kg. How did they manage to get off, if the weight difference between the two baskets could not be greater than Kg because otherwise the rope would break?
p2. With three different digits, six different three-digit numbers are formed. If these six numbers are added the result is . The sum of the three largest numbers minus the sum of the smallest three equals . Find the three digits.
p3. Let (n is natural) be the unit digit of . Find the sum .
p4. is a triangle such that and . is altitude, is a point on side such that the , is the intersection of with . Prove that .
https://cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/attachments/a/7/39412da50b291d1dbea540301dfd956ac61060.pngp5. Determine the values of natural less than or equal to for which the following expression is a natural number