This is the 4th Part of the contest started by me. It is the Open Proof Contest!
This time there will be 10 questions(3 from U and 7 are mine ). The rules remain the same
except for that the persons who's questions are listed have to do the 'or' one part. You
have to mail the PDFs or images or documents to opencontestproofs@gmail.com. You can
submit the solution in parts. To make a PDF you can go to TeXeR.
Here are the questions :
Find all 'a' such that 24 divides a2+34a+1919→By NIHAROR
Find all integral solutions to the following equation: m1+n1−mn21=43→By ARIAN.
Let a,b,c be positive reals satisfying a3+b3+c3+abc=4. Prove that
(a+b)(a+c)(5a2+bc)2+(b+c)(b+a)(5b2+ca)2+(c+a)(c+b)(5c2+ab)2≥a+b+c(a3+b3+c3+6)2
By Parth Lohmi
OR
Prove that a3b3c3a8+b8+c8>a1+b1+c1 where a,b,c>0 by Tanishq Varshney
n circles are drawn with a radii length of 1 unit where n≥2 , such that every two circles intersect.Prove that the number of intersection points is at least n.
By Arian
OR
In ΔABC , if BC2=AC(AC+AB) , then prove that m∠CAB=2×m∠CBA.
By Nihar
Find all polynomials such that p(x+2)=p(x)+4x+4.
If a2,b2,c2 are in AP then prove that ab+c,bc+a,ca+b are in HP..
Let x be any real number. Prove that among the numbers x,2x,....,(n−1)x there is one number that differs from an integer by at most n1.
The sum of r terms of an AP is denoted by Sr. And SnSm=n2m2. Prove that the ratio of mth term to nth term is 2n−12m−1.
Consider all lines which meet the graph of y=10!x10−9!x9+8!x8−7!x7+.....+2!x2−1!x+0! in 10 distinct points say (x1,y1),.....,(x10,y10). Then show that the value of 10i=1∑10xi is independent of the line and also give its value.
Let p > 3 be an odd prime. Suppose k=1∑p−1k1=ba, where GCD(a,b) = 1. Prove that 'a' is divisble by 'p'.
If a,b are +ve integers such that the number ba+1+ab+1 is also an integer, then prove that GCD(a,b)≤a+b.
Do Reshare and Participate. This is the best one till now and probably will be help next year after this.
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U are really genius and mastermind. The problems are insane. Currently, I only did one.
For writing in latex, what font, what size and what paper for OPC-4?
1) Q2) in Tanishq's alternative, if a = b= c, then equality between the given expressions holds.
2) Q3) in Arian's alternative, does intersecting of circles at one single point i.e. the circles touching each other count? Because if it does, then there will always be a case where there are n−1 intersection points for n drawn circles.
Well, how do I end the document? When I click on render as PDF, I get the message "Error compiling LaTeX. ! LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end". Please help me @Rajdeep Dhingra and others
I'm having problem in ending the latex on AoPS. It's getting annoying everytime I see "There's no line to end." when I click Render as PDF. Is there any other way?
Go here and paste the LateX. Take a screen shot or click save to Google Drive and mail me the Image. Or U could Just check whether Ur LATEX is right or not and try again. ⌣¨
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Man the deadline's over. I expected the results to come today.
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Sorry for the inconvinience , I have a phase test this week and there are 15 entries to see. I will surely do it by monday
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Ah I understand we'll wait.
hmmm... I was wondering. is π a mathematical way of saying x?
@Archit Boobna @Parth Bhardwaj @Sandeep Bhardwaj @Calvin Lin
Guys and Sirs Here is the OPC 4 !
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Sir, for the OR question, do we choose only one or we do both of them?
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Point 1 - I am not sir. (Just 14years old).
And for the or question U have to choose one of them. ⌣¨
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Just curious : - Which one have U done ?
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in no.7, it should be mentioned that the first term is not zero.
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^True dat.
@Rajdeep Dhingra You didn't even check your mail today. :/ I managed to pull off 6 and 9 and I really wanted you to look at them.
I have two doubts.
1) Q2) in Tanishq's alternative, if a = b= c, then equality between the given expressions holds.
2) Q3) in Arian's alternative, does intersecting of circles at one single point i.e. the circles touching each other count? Because if it does, then there will always be a case where there are n − 1 intersection points for n drawn circles.
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Thanks for spotting it out. I will surely change it.
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I'm still waiting. :/
Dude you haven't opened the proof contest ID in a while. I thought you opened it every afternoon.
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Well, how do I end the document? When I click on render as PDF, I get the message "Error compiling LaTeX. ! LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end". Please help me @Rajdeep Dhingra and others
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Just send me a mail (On my real ID(the "rajdeep" one)) and I will see where the problem is.
@Rajdeep Dhingra Dude.
I have a problem with Q(5). (b+c)/a+(c+a)/b+(a+b)/c should be in HP.
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Wait I will look into it. I think its AP
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@Rajdeep Dhingra I too think the question should refer to H.P. I will send you a proof for them being in H.P.
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I check the inbox every afternoon so U will get the reply as soon as I check it.I'm having problem in ending the latex on AoPS. It's getting annoying everytime I see "There's no line to end." when I click Render as PDF. Is there any other way?
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Go here and paste the LateX. Take a screen shot or click save to Google Drive and mail me the Image. Or U could Just check whether Ur LATEX is right or not and try again. ⌣¨