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    This document contains 6 math problems for an INMO exam. Problem 1 involves proving properties of a triangle where the angle C is obtuse. Problem 2 involves proving an inequality related to a cubic polynomial. Problem 3 asks to find a subset of 19 square integers from a set of 181 whose sum is divisible by 19. Problem 4 asks to count the number of non-degenerate triangles with vertices on a 4x4 grid. Problem 5 relates the radius of a circle touching the sides of a rectangle to the rectangle's area. Problem 6 asks to prove a function satisfies f(x)=x for all real x given certain properties.

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    This document contains 6 math problems for an INMO exam. Problem 1 involves proving properties of a triangle where the angle C is obtuse. Problem 2 involves proving an inequality related to a cubic polynomial. Problem 3 asks to find a subset of 19 square integers from a set of 181 whose sum is divisible by 19. Problem 4 asks to count the number of non-degenerate triangles with vertices on a 4x4 grid. Problem 5 relates the radius of a circle touching the sides of a rectangle to the rectangle's area. Problem 6 asks to prove a function satisfies f(x)=x for all real x given certain properties.

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    This document contains 6 math problems for an INMO exam. Problem 1 involves proving properties of a triangle where the angle C is obtuse. Problem 2 involves proving an inequality related to a cubic polynomial. Problem 3 asks to find a subset of 19 square integers from a set of 181 whose sum is divisible by 19. Problem 4 asks to count the number of non-degenerate triangles with vertices on a 4x4 grid. Problem 5 relates the radius of a circle touching the sides of a rectangle to the rectangle's area. Problem 6 asks to prove a function satisfies f(x)=x for all real x given certain properties.

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    INMO QUESTIONS

    INMO(9th) 1994
    Time 4 Hrs
    Instructions:
    Calculators (in any form) and protractors are not allowed.
    Ruler and compass allowed.
    Answer all the questions.
    1. Let G be the centroid of a triangle ABC in which the angle C is obtuse and AD and CF be the
    median from A and C respectively onto the sides BC and AB. If the four points B, D, G and F are
    AC
    concylic, show that
    2 . If further P is a point on the line BG extended such that AGCP is a
    BC
    parallelogram, show that the triangle ABC and GAP are similar.
    2. If x 5 x 3 x a , prove that x 6 2a 1 .
    3. In any set of 181 square integers, prove that one can always find a subset of 19 numbers, sum of
    whose elements is divisible by 19.
    4. Find the number of non degenerate triangles whose vertices lie in the set of points (s, t) in the plane
    such that 0 s 4, 0 t 4 , with s and t integers.
    5. A circle passes through a vertex C of a rectangle ANCD and touches its sides AB and AD at M and
    N respectively. If the distance from C to the line segment MN is equal to 5 units. Find the area of the
    rectangle ABCD.
    6. If f : ( is the set of real numbers) is a function satisfying the properties:
    (a) f ( x ) f ( x )
    (b) f ( x 1) f ( x ) 1
    1 f ( x)
    (c) f 2 , for x 0
    x
    x
    Prove that f ( x ) x for all real values of x.

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    Dr. Shyam Sundar Agrawal

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