Problem in this Issue (Vol 412/10/2011)
FOR LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOLS
T1/412 (For 6 grade). Pick
numbers
from th first hundred natural numbers (from 1 to 100) so that the sum of any two distinct numbers is a multiple of 6. What is the largest possible number
so that this can be done?
T2/411 (For 7 grade). Given
T3/412. Do there exists three integers
such that
T4/412. Determine the fllowing sum of 2011 terms
T5/412. Given a circle (O), a chord BC (BC is not a diameter) and point A moving on the major arc BC. Draw a circle
passing through B and touches AC at A, another circle
passing through C and touches AB at A.
meets
at a second point D, different from A. Prove that line AD always passes through a fixed point.
FOR UPPER SECONDARY SCHOOLS
T6/412. A quadrilateral ABCD, with
is inscribed in a fixed circle (O,R). Let
be the perimeter of ABCD. Prove that
T7/412. Slove the system of equations
T8/412. Provw that th following inquality holds of any triangles 
TOWARD MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD
T9/412. Two circles
are given such that the center O of
lies on
. Let C, D be their intersection points. Points A and B on
and
respectively such that AC touches
at C and BC touches
at C. The line AB intersects
at E and
at F. CE meets
at G, GF meets GD at H.
Prove thatGO intersects EH at the circumcenter of triangle DEF.
Prove thatGO intersects EH at the circumcenter of triangle DEF.
T10/412. Let
be
positive real numbers such that
Find the largest possible value of the expression
T11/412. Given a sequence
such that
where
is any real number.
a. For what values of
does the sequence has finite limit?
b. Find a such that
is eventually increasing.
a. For what values of
b. Find a such that
T12/412. Find all function
such that
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