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IMO 1991 SL 8

Let S be a set of n points in the plane. No three points of

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IMO 1983 SL 13

Let E be the set of 19833 points of the space R3 all three

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IMO 1988 SL 2

Let n be a positive integer. Find the number of odd coefficients

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IMO 2004 SL G7

For a given triangle ABC, let X be a variable point on

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IMO 1991 SL 23

Let f and g be two integer-valued functions defined on the set

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IMO 1983 SL 11

(FIN 2′) Let f : [0, 1] oR be continuous and satisfy:

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IMO 1989 SL 18

Given a convex polygon A1A2 . . . An with area S, and a point

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IMO 1979 SL 3

Find all polynomials f(x) with real coefficients for which

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IMO 1970 SL 2

Let a and b be the bases of two number systems and let

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IMO 1984 SL 7

(a) Decide whether the fields of the 8 imes 8 chessboard can be numbered

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IMO 1997 SL 8

Four different points A, B, C, D are chosen on a circle \Gamma such

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IMO 1999 SL A4

Prove that the set of positive integers cannot be partitioned

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IMO 1971 SL 16

Given a convex polyhedron P1 with 9 vertices A1, . . . , A9,

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IMO 1985 SL 13

4a.(BUL 1)

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IMO 1979 SL 13

Show that 20

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IMO 1973 SL 11

Determine the minimum of a2 + b2 if a and b are real

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IMO 2000 SL C6

Let p and q be relatively prime positive integers. A subset

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IMO 1996 SL N3

A finite sequence of integers … is called quadratic if for each … we have the equality ….

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IMO 2000 SL G4

Let A1A2 . . . An be a convex polygon, n \geq4. Prove that

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IMO 1972 SL 3

Let x1, x2, . . . , xn be real numbers satisfying x1+x2+\cdot \cdot \cdot+xn =

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IMO 1999 SL G6

Two circles Ω1 and Ω2 touch internally the circle Ωin

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IMO 2000 SL N5

Prove that there exist infinitely many positive integers n

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IMO 1988 SL 27

The triangle ABC is acute-angled. Let L be any line in the

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IMO 1991 SL 30

Two students A and B are playing the following game: Each

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IMO 2002 SL N3

Let p1, p2, . . . , pn be distinct primes greater than 3. Show

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IMO 2002 SL A6

Let A be a nonempty set of positive integers. Suppose that

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IMO 1999 SL C4

Let A be a set of N residues (mod N 2). Prove that there

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IMO 2001 SL G6

Let ABC be a triangle and P an exterior point in the plane

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IMO 1998 SL 23

Let n be an integer greater than 2. A positive integer is said to be

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IMO 2003 SL N2

Each positive integer a undergoes the following procedure in

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IMO 2001 SL G4

Let M be a point in the interior of triangle ABC. Let A′ lie

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IMO 1974 SL 4

I 4 (USS 4) The sum of the squares of five real numbers a1, a2, a3, a4, a5

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IMO 1993 SL 8

Define a sequence ⟨f(n)⟩\infty

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IMO 1994 SL C3

Peter has three accounts in a bank, each with an integral

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IMO 1990 SL 2

Given n countries with three representatives each, m commit-

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IMO 1999 SL C7

Let p > 3 be a prime number. For each nonempty subset T of

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IMO 1979 SL 20

Given the integer n > 1 and the real number a > 0 determine

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IMO 1998 SL 12

Let n \geqk \geq0 be integers. The numbers c(n, k) are defined as

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IMO 1968 SL 12

If … and … are arbitrary positive real numbers and … an integer, prove that

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IMO 2000 SL G2

Two circles G1 and G2 intersect at M and N. Let AB

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IMO 1996 SL C6

A finite number of beans are placed on an infinite row of squares. A sequence of moves is performed as follows: at each…

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IMO 1981 SL 13

Let P be a polynomial of degree n satisfying

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IMO 2004 SL A5

Let a, b, c > 0 and ab + bc + ca = 1. Prove the inequality

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IMO 2004 SL A4

Find all polynomials P(x) with real coefficients that

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IMO 1990 SL 26

Let P be a cubic polynomial with rational coefficients, and let

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IMO 1968 SL 20

Given … (…) points in space such that every three of them form a triangle with one angle greater than or equal to …,…

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IMO 1992 SL 1

Prove that for any positive integer m there exist an infinite

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IMO 1987 SL 12

Given a nonequilateral triangle ABC, the vertices listed coun-

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IMO 1971 SL 13

Consider the n imes n array of nonnegative integers

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IMO 1982 SL 11

B5 (CAN 3)

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IMO 2004 SL G4

In a convex quadrilateral ABCD the diagonal BD does

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IMO 1996 SL G1

Let … have orthocenter …, and let … be a point on its circumcircle, distinct from …, …, …. Let … be the foot of the…

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IMO 1968 SL 17

Given a point … and lengths …, prove that there exists an equilateral triangle … for which …, …, …, if and only if …,…

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IMO 1998 SL 19

For any positive integer n, let au(n) denote the number of its

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IMO 1976 SL 12

The polynomial 1976(x+x2+\cdot \cdot \cdot+xn) is decomposed into a sum

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IMO 2000 SL N4

Determine all triples of positive integers (a, m, n) such that

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IMO 1999 SL N6

Prove that for every real number M there exists an infinite

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IMO 1988 SL 20

Find the least natural number n such that if the set

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IMO 1973 SL 15

Prove that for all n \inN the following is true:

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IMO 1973 SL 8

Prove that there are exactly

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IMO 1972 SL 5

Prove the following assertion: The four altitudes of a tetrahe-

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IMO 1995 SL N6

Let p be an odd prime. Find the number of p-element

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IMO 1990 SL 11

(IND 3′)IMO1 Given a circle with two chords AB, CD that meet at E, let

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IMO 1978 SL 9

Let {f(n)} be a strictly increasing sequence of positive

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IMO 2004 SL N7

Let p be an odd prime and n a positive integer. In the

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IMO 1968 SL 4

Let …, …, … be real numbers. Prove that the system of equations

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IMO 1986 SL 6

Find four positive integers each not exceeding 70000 and each

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IMO 1987 SL 8

(a) Let (m, k) = 1. Prove that there exist integers a1, a2, . . . , am

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IMO 1983 SL 2

Let n be a positive integer. Let \sigma(n) be the sum of the natural

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IMO 1982 SL 15

C3 (CAN 5) Show that

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IMO 1995 SL A2

Let a and b be nonnegative integers such that ab \geqc2,

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IMO 1986 SL 5

The set S = {2, 5, 13} has the property that for every

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IMO 1990 SL 28

Prove that on the coordinate plane it is impossible to draw a

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IMO 2000 SL C2

A brick staircase with three steps of width 2 is made of twelve

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IMO 1983 SL 15

Decide whether there exists a set M of natural numbers satis-

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IMO 1971 SL 11

The matrix

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IMO 2001 SL G7

Let O be an interior point of acute triangle ABC. Let A1

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IMO 1997 SL 5

Let ABCD be a regular tetrahedron and M, N distinct points

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IMO 1997 SL 4

An n imes n matrix with entries from {1, 2, . . ., 2n −1} is called

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IMO 1972 SL 7

(a) A plane \pi passes through the vertex O of the regular

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IMO 1989 SL 26

Let n be a positive integer and let a, b be given real numbers.

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IMO 1968 SL 10

Consider two segments of length … (…) and a segment of length ….

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IMO 1983 SL 19

Let (Fn)n\geq1 be the Fibonacci sequence F1 = F2 = 1, Fn+2 =

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IMO 2004 SL C5

Let N be a positive integer. Two players A and B, taking

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IMO 1970 SL 3

In the tetrahedron SABC the angle BSC is a right angle,

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IMO 1991 SL 22

Real constants a, b, c are such that there is exactly one square

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IMO 1998 SL 2

Let ABCD be a cyclic quadrilateral. Let E and F be variable

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IMO 1973 SL 13

Find the sphere of maximal radius that can be placed inside

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IMO 1979 SL 15

The nonnegative real numbers x1, x2, x3, x4, x5, a satisfy the

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IMO 1994 SL N1

M is a subset of {1, 2, 3, . . ., 15} such that the product of

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IMO 1984 SL 11

Let n be a natural number and a1, a2, . . . , a2n mutually distinct

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IMO 2003 SL G7

Let ABC be a triangle with semiperimeter s and inradius

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IMO 1989 SL 28

Consider in a plane 
i the points O, A1, A2, A3, A4 such that

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IMO 1986 SL 14

The circle inscribed in a triangle ABC touches the sides

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IMO 1987 SL 1

Let f be a function that satisfies the following conditions:

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IMO 1989 SL 20

Given a set S in the plane containing n points and satis-

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IMO 1986 SL 19

A tetrahedron ABCD is given such that AD = BC = a;

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IMO 1977 SL 3

Let a and b be natural numbers and let q and r be the

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IMO 1998 SL 16

Determine the smallest integer n \geq4 for which one can choose

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IMO 2001 SL C1

Let A = (a1, a2, . . . , a2001) be a sequence of positive integers.

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