PROBLEMS FOR OCTOBER
Please send your solutions to
Valeria Pandelieva
641 Kirkwood Avenue
Ottawa, ON K1Z 5X5
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109.
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Suppose that
Find, in terms of
, the value of the expression
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110.
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Given a triangle
with an area of 1.
Let
be a natural number. Suppose that
is a point on the side
with
,
is a point on the side
with
, and
is a point on the side
with
.
Suppose also that
,
and
, where
signifies that the singleton
is the intersection of the indicated segments. Find the
area of the triangle
in terms of
.
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111.
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(a) Are there four different numbers, not exceeding
10, for which the sum of any three is a prime number?
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(b) Are there five different natural numbers such
that the sum of every three of them is a prime number?
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112.
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Suppose that the measure of angle
in the
triangle
is equal to
. A line passing through
the vertex
is perpendicular to the angle bisector of
and intersects the line
at the point
.
Find the other two angles of the triangle
in terms of
, if it is known that
.
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113.
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Find a function that satisfies all of the following
conditions:
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(a)
is defined for every positive integer
;
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(b)
takes only positive values;
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(c)
;
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(d)
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114.
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A natural number is a multiple of 17. Its binary
representation (i.e., when written to base 2) contains
exactly three digits equal to 1 and some zeros.
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(a) Prove that there are at least six digits equal
to 0 in its binary representation.
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(b) Prove that, if there are exactly seven digits equal
to 0 and three digits equal to 1, then the number must be even.