Let \(H\) be the orthocenter of triangle \(ABC\). Prove that, if \(\dfrac{AH}{BC}=\dfrac{BH}{CA}=\dfrac{CH}{AB}\), the triangle is equilateral.
Let a,b,c be the roots of x3−x2−x−1. Prove that a−ba2014−b2014+b−cb2014−c2014+c−ac2014−a2014 is an integer.
Let A and B be two subsets of S={1,...,2000} such that ∣A∣⋅∣B∣≥3999. For a set X, let X−X denote the set {x−y∣x,y∈X}. Prove that (A−A)∩(B−B) is not an empty set.
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Solution to Problem 1
a2RcosA=b2RcosB=c2RcosC
By cosine rule,
2abcb2+c2−a2=2abcc2+a2−b2=2abca2+b2−c2
Hence a=b=c