Problems(2)
Zagi jumping on a polygon
Source: 2021 MEMO I-4
9/5/2021
Let be an integer. Zagi the squirrel sits at a vertex of a regular -gon. Zagi plans to make a journey of jumps such that in the -th jump, it jumps by edges clockwise, for . Prove that if after jumps Zagi has visited distinct vertices, then after jumps Zagi will have visited all of the vertices.
(Remark. For a real number , we denote by the smallest integer larger or equal to .)
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Diagonals are concurrent triplewise
Source: 2021 MEMO T-4
9/5/2021
Let be a positive integer. Prove that in a regular -gon, we can draw diagonals with pairwise distinct ends and partition the drawn diagonals into triplets so that:[*] the diagonals in each triplet intersect in one interior point of the polygon and
[*] all these intersection points are distinct.
regular polygoncombinatoricsmemoMEMO 2021