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    The document contains 6 math problems: 1) Prove an expression involving integers n, k can take exactly k^n+1 values. 2) Prove a point CR is a symmedian in a triangle. 3) Find rational points satisfying an elliptic equation. 4) Prove square grids can be covered by shapes and find a winning strategy in a board game. 5) Prove an inequality involving real numbers a, b, c satisfying conditions. 6) Find the probability of choosing numbers greater than the number chosen from 1 to n.

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    RMO Mock Test

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    September 19, 2019

    AoPS username - mathsworm

    Problems
    • Problem 1 Let n, k be positive integers where k is odd.
     
    k−1 k−1
    x0 , x1 · · · xn ∈ { , · · · , 2, 1, 0, −1, · · · , − }
    2 2
    Prove that
    n
    X
    xi · k i
    i=0
    n+1
    can take exactly k distinct integer values.
    • Problem 2 Let ABC be a triangle and DEF be its orthic triangle (D is the foot of altitude from A
    onto BC and E and F are defined similarly with E on AC and F on AB). The circle ω is tangent
    to F D, F E, and the nine-point circle of 4ABC externally (circumcircle of 4DEF ) at P , Q and R
    respectively. Prove that CR is a symmedian in triangle CDE 1 .
    • Problem 3 Find all points with rational coordinates (α, β) lying on the ellipse

    x2 y2 1
    2
    + 2
    =
    a b 4n − 1
    (a, b, n are integers and α, β are rational numbers)
    • Problem 4 A corner is a shape obtained by deleting one of the squares of a 2 ∗ 2 grid.
    i) Prove that every square grid of side 5 · 2n with the corner square removed can be covered by corners .
    ii) Consider a square grid of side 5 · 2n . Starting with player A, A and B mark out a total of k squares
    (playing alternately) on this grid. After doing this, they try to place the corners on the board excluding
    the marked squares and without a corner overlapping another.
    A wins if some placement of corners leaves less than three squares uncovered other than the marked
    ones, otherwise B wins. Find the minimum value of k for which B has a winning strategy.
    • Problem 5 Let a, b, c be positive real numbers such that a + b + c = 5 and abc = ab + c. Prove that
    3
    a3 + b3 + c3 ≥ (3 + 4c)
    5

    • Problem 6 A person chooses some (not none) numbers out of 1, 2, 3, · · · , n. Find the probability that
    all the chosen numbers are greater than the number of chosen numbers.

    1A symmedian is the reflection of a median of a triangle in the corresponding angle bisector

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