This document contains 4 math problems from a regional competition for advanced students in Austria in 2012. The problems include:
1) Proving an inequality involving sums and fractions of the variable a.
2) Finding all integer solutions (x,y) to an equation involving products and differences of x and y.
3) Determining which arithmetic sequences with a given first term and difference that contain a square number.
4) Finding which triangles have two of the lengths between base points and altitudes being equal.
This document contains 4 math problems from a regional competition for advanced students in Austria in 2012. The problems include:
1) Proving an inequality involving sums and fractions of the variable a.
2) Finding all integer solutions (x,y) to an equation involving products and differences of x and y.
3) Determining which arithmetic sequences with a given first term and difference that contain a square number.
4) Finding which triangles have two of the lengths between base points and altitudes being equal.
This document contains 4 math problems from a regional competition for advanced students in Austria in 2012. The problems include:
1) Proving an inequality involving sums and fractions of the variable a.
2) Finding all integer solutions (x,y) to an equation involving products and differences of x and y.
3) Determining which arithmetic sequences with a given first term and difference that contain a square number.
4) Finding which triangles have two of the lengths between base points and altitudes being equal.
2012 1 Prove that the inequality a +a 3 a 4 a 6 < 1 holds for all real numbers a. 2 Determine all integer solutions (x, y) of the equation (x 1)x(x + 1) + (y 1)y(y + 1) = 24 9xy. 3 In an arithmetic sequence, the dierence of consecutive terms in constant. We consider sequences of integers in which the dierence of consecutive terms equals the sum of the dierences of all preceding consecutive terms. Which of these sequences with a 0 = 2012 and 1 d = a 1 a 0 43 contain square numbers? 4 In a triangle ABC, let H a , H b and H c denote the base points of the altitudes on the sides BC, CA and AB, respectively. Determine for which triangles ABC two of the lengths H a H b , H b H c and H a H c are equal. http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/ This le was downloaded from the AoPS Math Olympiad Resources Page Page 1