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    1) The document is the instructions for the Regional Mathematical Olympiad being held on December 7, 2014. It will last 3 hours and contain 6 questions worth equal marks totaling 102 marks. 2) Calculators and protractors are not allowed, but rulers and compasses are. Candidates must answer all questions, starting each on a new page and indicating the question number. 3) The first question proves that if R is the circumcenter of acute triangle ABC, and its circumcircle cuts side AC at X, then RX is perpendicular to BC.

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    1) The document is the instructions for the Regional Mathematical Olympiad being held on December 7, 2014. It will last 3 hours and contain 6 questions worth equal marks totaling 102 marks. 2) Calculators and protractors are not allowed, but rulers and compasses are. Candidates must answer all questions, starting each on a new page and indicating the question number. 3) The first question proves that if R is the circumcenter of acute triangle ABC, and its circumcircle cuts side AC at X, then RX is perpendicular to BC.

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    1) The document is the instructions for the Regional Mathematical Olympiad being held on December 7, 2014. It will last 3 hours and contain 6 questions worth equal marks totaling 102 marks. 2) Calculators and protractors are not allowed, but rulers and compasses are. Candidates must answer all questions, starting each on a new page and indicating the question number. 3) The first question proves that if R is the circumcenter of acute triangle ABC, and its circumcircle cuts side AC at X, then RX is perpendicular to BC.

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    Regional Mathematical Olympiad-2014

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    1) The document is the instructions for the Regional Mathematical Olympiad being held on December 7, 2014. It will last 3 hours and contain 6 questions worth equal marks totaling 102 marks. 2) Calculators and protractors are not allowed, but rulers and compasses are. Candidates must answer all questions, starting each on a new page and indicating the question number. 3) The first question proves that if R is the circumcenter of acute triangle ABC, and its circumcircle cuts side AC at X, then RX is perpendicular to BC.

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    Regional Mathematical Olympiad-2014

    Time: 3 hours

    December 07, 2014

    Instructions:
    Calculators (in any form) and protractors are not allowed.
    Rulers and compasses are allowed.
    Answer all the questions.
    All questions carry equal marks. Maximum marks: 102.
    Answer to each question should start on a new page.
    indicate the question number.

    Clearly

    1. Let ABC be an acute-angled triangle and suppose ABC is the largest


    angle of the triangle. Let R be its circumcentre. Suppose the circumcircle of
    triangle ARB cuts AC again in X. Prove that RX is pependicular to BC.
    2. Find all real numbers x and y such that
    x2 + 2y 2 +

    1
    x(2y + 1).
    2

    3. Prove that there does not exist any positive integer n < 2310 such that
    n(2310 n) is a multiple of 2310.
    4. Find all positive real numbers x, y, z such that
    2x 2y +

    1
    1
    =
    ,
    z
    2014

    2y 2z +

    1
    1
    =
    ,
    x
    2014

    2z 2x +

    1
    1
    =
    .
    y
    2014

    5. Let ABC be a triangle. Let X be on the segment BC such that AB = AX.


    Let AX meet the circumcircle of triangle ABC again at D. Show that the
    circumcentre of 4BDX lies on .
    6. For any natural number n, let S(n) denote the sum of the digits of n. Find
    the number of all 3-digit numbers n such that S(S(n)) = 2.
    -000-

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