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1999 Chile Classification / Qualifying NMO Juniors XI

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October 8, 2021
algebrageometrycombinatoricsnumber theorychilean NMO

Problem Statement

p1. Prove that in every group of nn people (n>2n> 2), there are always at least 22 people who they have the same number of friends within the group.
[url=https://artofproblemsolving.com/community/c4h1846780p12438053]p2. Given a parallelogram ABCDABCD, let E,FE, F the midpoints of sides BCBC and CDCD, respectively. Prove that AEAE and AFAF trisect BDBD.
p3. Calculate the value of: (1+2)(1+22)(1+24)(1+28)...(1+221999)(1 + 2) (1 + 2^2) (1 + 2^4) (1 + 2^8)... (1 + 2^{2^{1999}})
p4. Consider the following ordering of the first nn positive integers: 1()2()3()...()n1(\,\,\,) 2(\,\,\,) 3 (\,\,\,)\, ... \,(\,\,\,)n Is it possible to place a sign ++ or a sign - in the place of each ()(\,\,\,), so that when performing the operation, the resulting result is zero as the result?
p5. For the rectangles of the figure it is known that ab=13\frac{a}{b}=\frac13. Determine the value of the ratio AreaBECAreaDCF\frac{Area_{\vartriangle BEC}}{Area_{\vartriangle DCF}} https://cdn.artofproblemsolving.com/attachments/a/2/4ba7e41affb58009a55393c59a00b330f7a9aa.png
p6. On an even-sided square board, 2×12\times 1 rectangular tokens are placed. Show that if we fill the board with the tokens without leaving and without overlapping tokens, then the tokens arranged horizontally they must be an even quantity.