TOT 211 1989 Spring J5 red and blue equal arcs
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March 7, 2021
combinatoricscombinatorial geometry
Problem Statement
The centre of a circle is the origin of vectors whose ends divide the circle in equal arcs . Some of the vectors are blue and some are red . We calculate the sum of the angles formed between each pair consisting of a red vector and a blue vector (the angle being measured anticlockwise from red to blue) and divide this sum by the total number of such angles . Prove that the "mean angle" thus obtained is . (V. P roizvolov)