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IMO 1976 LL SWE34

Let {an}\infty

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IMO 1986 LL GRE40

Find the maximum value that the quantity 2m + 7n can have

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IMO 1971 LL POL37

Let S be a circle, and lpha = {A1, . . . , An} a family of open arcs

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IMO 1982 LL BRA12

Let there be 3399 numbers arbitrarily chosen among the first

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IMO 1982 LL CAN18

You are given an algebraic system admitting addition and

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IMO 1986 LL CHN12

Let O be an interior point of a tetrahedron A1A2A3A4. Let

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IMO 1992 LL IND30

Let Pn = (19 + 92)(192 + 922) \cdot \cdot \cdot (19n + 92n) for each positive

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IMO 1987 LL MOR45

Let us consider a variable polygon with 2n sides (n \inN) in a

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IMO 1969 LL BUL8

Find all functions f defined for all x that satisfy the condition

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IMO 1986 LL TUR73

Let (ai)i\inN be a strictly increasing sequence of positive real

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IMO 1976 LL POL30

Prove that if P(x) = (x−a)kQ(x), where k is a positive integer,

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IMO 1987 LL GBR25

Numbers d(n, m), with m, n integers, 0 \leqm \leqn, ae defined

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IMO 1985 LL VIE96

Determine all functions f : R oR satisfying the following two

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IMO 1987 LL GBR24

Prove that if the equation x4 + ax3 + bx + c = 0 has all its

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IMO 1967 LL POL41

A line l is drawn through the intersection point H of the

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IMO 1969 LL HUN34

Let a and b be arbitrary integers. Prove that if k is an integer

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IMO 1985 LL ISR42

Prove that the product of two sides of a triangle is always

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IMO 1985 LL MOR55

The points A, B, C are in this order on line D, and AB = 4BC.

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IMO 1979 LL USA63

If a1, a2, . . . , an denote the lengths of the sides of an arbitrary

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IMO 1977 LL POL32

In a room there are nine men. Among every three of them there

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IMO 1972 LL USS43

A fixed point A inside a circle is given. Consider all chords

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IMO 1986 LL BEL6

In an urn there are one ball marked 1, two balls marked 2, and

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IMO 1971 LL NET29

A rhombus with its incircle is given. At each vertex of the

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IMO 1989 LL POL79

To each pair (x, y) of distinct elements of a finite set X a number

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IMO 1992 LL TUR72

In a school six different courses are taught: mathematics,

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IMO 1967 LL SWE53

In making Euclidean constructions in geometry it is permit-

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IMO 1972 LL BUL2

Find all real values of the parameter a for which the system of

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IMO 1966 LL BUL23

Three faces of a tetrahedron are right triangles, while the fourth

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IMO 1992 LL CAN4

Let p, q, and r be the angles of a triangle, and let a = sin 2p,

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IMO 1987 LL ROM54

Let n be a natural number. Solve in integers the equation

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IMO 1983 LL NET47

In a plane, three pairwise intersecting circles C1, C2, C3 with

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IMO 1982 LL POL39

Let S be the unit circle with center O and let P1, P2, . . . , Pn

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IMO 1979 LL GRE36

A regular tetrahedron A1B1C1D1 is inscribed in a regular

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IMO 1987 LL FIN13

A be an infinite set of positive integers such that every n \inA is

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IMO 1986 LL FRG27

In an urn there are n balls numbered 1, 2, . . . , n. They are

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IMO 1979 LL ISR43

Let a, b, c denote the lengths of the sides BC, CA, AB, respec-

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IMO 1970 LL ROM46

Given a triangle ABC and a plane \pi having no common points

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IMO 1969 LL GDR31

Find the number of permutations a1, . . . , an of the set

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IMO 1974 LL SWE33

Let a be a real number such that 0 < a < 1, and let n be a

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IMO 1976 LL YUG51

Four swallows are catching a fly. At first, the swallows are

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IMO 1967 LL POL36

Prove that the center of the sphere circumscribed around a

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IMO 1982 LL USA46

Prove that if a diagonal is drawn in a quadrilateral inscribed

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IMO 1978 LL GDR27

Determine the sixth number after the decimal point in the

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IMO 1987 LL FIN10

In a Cartesian coordinate system, the circle C1 has center

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IMO 1984 LL SPA52

Construct a scalene triangle such that

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IMO 1985 LL MON50

From each of the vertices of a regular n-gon a car starts to

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IMO 1992 LL FRG19

Denote by an the greatest number that is not divisible by 3

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IMO 1969 LL NET47

Let A and B be points on the circle \gamma. A point C, different

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IMO 1992 LL POL56

A directed graph (any two distinct vertices joined by at most

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IMO 1977 LL GDR15

Let n be an integer greater than 1. In the Cartesian coordinate

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IMO 1977 LL USA54

If 0 \leqa \leqb \leqc \leqd, prove that

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IMO 1969 LL HUN36

In the plane 4000 points are given such that each line passes

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IMO 1987 LL YUG77

Find the least natural number k such that for any n \in[0, 1]

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IMO 1983 LL LUX42

Consider the square ABCD in which a segment is drawn

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IMO 1982 LL POL38

Numbers un,k (1 \leqk \leqn) are defined as follows:

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IMO 1989 LL INA44

Let A and B be fixed distinct points on the X axis, none of

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IMO 1966 LL USS52

A figure of area 1 is cut out from a sheet of paper and divided

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IMO 1977 LL USS49

Find all pairs of integers (p, q) for which all roots of the trino-

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IMO 1982 LL GDR35

If the inradius of a triangle is half of its circumradius, prove

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IMO 1969 LL MON44

Find the radius of the circle circumscribed about the isosceles

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IMO 1967 LL GDR16

Prove the following statement: If r1 and r2 are real numbers

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IMO 1983 LL USS72

Prove that for all x1, x2, . . . , xn \inR the following inequality

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IMO 1984 LL GBR26

A cylindrical container has height 6 cm and radius 4 cm. It

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IMO 1967 LL HUN22

The distance between the centers of the circles k1 and k2 with

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IMO 1977 LL BUL4

We are given n points in space. Some pairs of these points

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IMO 1992 LL TUR73

Let {An | n = 1, 2, . . .} be a set of points in the plane such

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IMO 1984 LL MOR39

Let ABC be an isosceles triangle, AB = AC, ngleA = 20◦. Let

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IMO 1983 LL CUB22

Does there exist an infinite number of sets C consisting of 1983

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IMO 1978 LL FIN14

Let p(x, y) and q(x, y) be polynomials in two variables such

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IMO 1970 LL NET32

Let there be given an acute angle ngleAOB = 3lpha, where OA =

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IMO 1966 LL POL35

If a, b, c, d are integers such that ad is odd and bc is even, prove

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IMO 1971 LL USS49

Diagonals of a convex quadrilateral ABCD intersect at a

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IMO 1988 LL ICE40

A sequence of numbers an, n = 1, 2, . . ., is defined as follows:

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IMO 1988 LL VIE94

Let n + 1 (n \geq1) positive integers be given such that for each

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IMO 1971 LL SWE45

Let m and n denote integers greater than 1, and let u(n) be

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IMO 1987 LL USS67

If a, b, c, d are real numbers such that a2 + b2 + c2 + d2 \leq1,

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IMO 1970 LL CZS19

Let n > 1 be a natural number, a \geq1 a real number, and

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IMO 1986 LL ISR48

Let P be a convex 1986-gon in the plane. Let A, D be interior

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IMO 1969 LL SWE62

Which natural numbers can be expressed as the difference of

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IMO 1982 LL POL42

Let F be the family of all k-element subsets of the set

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IMO 1985 LL AUS3

A function f has the following property: If k > 1, j > 1,

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IMO 1988 LL VIE89

We match sets M of points in the coordinate plane to sets M∗

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IMO 1985 LL SPA72

Construct a triangle ABC given the side AB and the distance

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IMO 1967 LL HUN21

Without using any tables, find the exact value of the product

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IMO 1982 LL CZS21

All edges and all diagonals of regular hexagon A1A2A3A4A5A6

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IMO 1972 LL MON24

The diagonals of a convex 18-gon are colored in 5 different

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IMO 1983 LL GBR30

Prove the existence of a unique sequence {un} (n = 0, 1, 2 . . .)

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IMO 1985 LL NET57

The solid S is defined as the intersection of the six spheres with

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IMO 1987 LL BEL8

Determine the least possible value of the natural number n

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IMO 1989 LL POR87

A balance has a left pan, a right pan, and a pointer that moves

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IMO 1971 LL BUL4

Let xn = 22n + 1 and let m be the least common multiple of

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IMO 1982 LL TUN44

Let A and B be positions of two ships M and N, respectively,

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IMO 1982 LL BEL6

On the three distinct lines a, b, and c three points A, B, and

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IMO 1977 LL USS47

A square ABCD is given. A line passing through A intersects

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IMO 1987 LL GBR27

Find, with proof, the smallest real number C with the following

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IMO 1986 LL FRA21

Let AB be a segment of unit length and let C, D be variable

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IMO 1979 LL FRA22

Consider two quadrilaterals ABCD and A′B′C′D′ in an affine

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IMO 1986 LL USS80

Let ABCD be a tetrahedron and O its incenter, and let the

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IMO 1970 LL BUL16

Show that the equation

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IMO 1986 LL AUS1

Let k be one of the integers 2, 3, 4 and let n = 2k −1. Prove

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