2016 Chile NMO Juniors XXVIII
Source:
October 20, 2021
algebrageometrynumber theorycombinatoricschilean NMO
Problem Statement
p1. Consider the sequence of digits obtained from writing the consecutive natural numbers from to :
Determine how many times the block appears in this sequence.
[url=https://artofproblemsolving.com/community/c4h1845779p12426933]p2. For an equilateral triangle , determine whether or not there is a point inside so that any straight line that passes through divides the triangle in two polygonal lines of equal length.
p3. On a squared board, place domino pieces ( or ), so that each piece of domino covers exactly two squares of the board. Two domino pieces are not allowed to be adjacent, and they are allowed to be touch in a vertex. Determine the maximum number of domino pieces that can be put following these rules.
[url=https://artofproblemsolving.com/community/c4h2945587p26369677]p4. The product
is written in its most simplified form. What is the last digit of the denominator?
[url=https://artofproblemsolving.com/community/c4h2917781p26063806]p5. Let be an is osceles triangle with . Let be the center of the circle circumscribed to the triangle and the center of the inscribed circle. If is the point on side such that is perpendicular to . Show that is parallel to .
p6. Beto plays the following solitaire: initially a machine chooses at random positive integers between and , and writes them on a blackboard (there may be numbers repeated). At each step, Beto chooses some of the numbers written on the blackboard, and they subtract from each of them the same non-negative integer number k with the condition that the resulting numbers remain non-negative. The objective of the game is to achieve that in sometime the numbers are equal to , in which case the game ends and Beto win. Determine the fewest steps that guarantee Beto victory, without import the numbers initially chosen.