The document is a test for selection to the 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina national soccer team. It contains 6 math and geometry problems to be solved over 2 days. Day 1 has 3 problems involving properties of circles, expressions with rational functions of real numbers, and finding integer solutions to an equation. Day 2 has 3 problems about determining a value for the sum of terms in a sequence, counting the number of triangles that can be formed inside a regular polygon using its diagonals, and proving a relationship between points in a triangle given a condition about line segments.
The document is a test for selection to the 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina national soccer team. It contains 6 math and geometry problems to be solved over 2 days. Day 1 has 3 problems involving properties of circles, expressions with rational functions of real numbers, and finding integer solutions to an equation. Day 2 has 3 problems about determining a value for the sum of terms in a sequence, counting the number of triangles that can be formed inside a regular polygon using its diagonals, and proving a relationship between points in a triangle given a condition about line segments.
The document is a test for selection to the 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina national soccer team. It contains 6 math and geometry problems to be solved over 2 days. Day 1 has 3 problems involving properties of circles, expressions with rational functions of real numbers, and finding integer solutions to an equation. Day 2 has 3 problems about determining a value for the sum of terms in a sequence, counting the number of triangles that can be formed inside a regular polygon using its diagonals, and proving a relationship between points in a triangle given a condition about line segments.
The document is a test for selection to the 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina national soccer team. It contains 6 math and geometry problems to be solved over 2 days. Day 1 has 3 problems involving properties of circles, expressions with rational functions of real numbers, and finding integer solutions to an equation. Day 2 has 3 problems about determining a value for the sum of terms in a sequence, counting the number of triangles that can be formed inside a regular polygon using its diagonals, and proving a relationship between points in a triangle given a condition about line segments.
1 Let k be the circle and A and B points on circle which are not diametrically opposite. On minor arc AB lies point arbitrary point C. Let D, E and F be foots of perpendiculars from √ C on chord AB and tangents of circle k in points A and B. Prove that CD = CE · CF
1+ab 1+bc 2 Let a ,b and c be distinct real numbers. a) Determine value of a−b · b−c + 1+bc 1+ca 1+ca 1+ab b−c · c−a + c−a · a−b 1−ab 1−bc 1−bc 1−ca 1−ca 1−ab b) Determine value of a−b · b−c + b−c · c−a + c−a · a−b 1+a2 b2 1+b2 c2 1+c2 a2 3 c) Prove the following ineqaulity (a−b)2 + (b−c)2 + (c−a)2 ≥ 2 When does eqaulity holds?
3 Find all nonnegative integer numbers such that 7x − 2 · 5y = −1
Day 2 May 11th
am−1 1 Sequence an is defined by a1 = 21 , am = 2m·a m−1 +1 for m > 1. Determine value of a1 + a2 + ... + ak in terms of k, where k is positive integer.
2 It is given regular n-sided polygon, n ≥ 6. How many triangles they are inside the polygon such that all of their sides are formed by diagonals of polygon and their vertices are vertices of polygon?
3 Let D and E be foots of altitudes from A and B of triangle ABC, F be
intersection point of angle bisector from C with side AB, and O, I and H be circumcenter, center of inscribed circle and orthocenter of triangle ABC, CF CF respectively. If AD + BE = 2, prove that OI = IH.
