 | Angol nyelvű szám, 2002. december | |||
| Előző oldal | Tartalomjegyzék | Következő oldal | MEGRENDELŐLAP | |
New problems - competition B
(3582-3591.)
B. 3582. Solve the equation 3xyz-5yz+3x+3z=5 on the set of natural numbers.
(3 points)
B. 3583. The incentre of a triangle ABC is connected to the vertices. One of the resulting three triangles is similar to the original triangle ABC. Find the angles of the triangle ABC.
(3 points)
B. 3584. Write down all the integers from 1 to 10n-1, and let A denote the number of digits hence written down. Now write down all the integers from 1 to 10n, and let B denote the number of zeros written down this time. Prove that A=B.
(4 points)
B. 3585. Find the possible values of the parameter a, such that the inequality \(\displaystyle \sqrt{1+x^4\)1-2ax+x^2"> holds for all positive x.
(3 points)
11th International Hungarian Mathematics Competition
B. 3586. For what values of the parameter a does the equation
log (ax) =2log (x+1)
have exactly one root?
(4 points)
B. 3587. A truncated right pyramid with a square base is circumscribed about a sphere. Find the range for the ratio of the volume and the surface area of the solid.
(4 points)
B. 3588. M is a point in the interior of a given circle. The vertex of a right angle is M and its arms intersect the circle at the points A and B. What is the locus of the midpoint of the line segment AB as the right angle is rotated about the point M?
(4 points)
B. 3589. Prove that there are infinitely many odd positive integers n, such that 2n+n is a composite number.
(4 points)
B. 3590. The roots of the equation x3-10x+11=0 are u, v and w. Determine the value of
\(\displaystyle \arctan u+\arctan v+\arctan w. \)
(5 points)
B. 3591. The area of the convex quadrilateral ABCD is T, and P is a point in its interior. The parallel through the point P to the line segment BC intersects the side BA at E, the parallel to the line segment AB intersects the side BC at F, the parallel to AD intersects CD at G, and the parallel to CD intersects AD at the point H. Let t1 denote the area of the quadrilateral AEPH, and let t2 denote the area of the quadrilateral PFCG. Prove that \(\displaystyle \sqrt{t_1}+\sqrt{t_2}\leq\sqrt{T}\).
(5 points)