1998 DMM Tiebreaker Round - Duke Math Meet
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February 15, 2024
DMMalgebracombinatoricsgeometrynumber theory
Problem Statement
p1A Positive reals , , and are such that and . There are two possible values for find the greater value.
p1B Real values and are such that and . Find .
p2 Set . Let denote the sum of the members of ; then . Find the number of (not necessarily proper) subsets of for which .
p3 dots are evenly spaced around a circle. Call two of these dots ”close” if they have , , or dots between them on the circle. We wish to color all dots so that any two dots which are close are colored differently. How many such colorings are possible using no more than different colors?
p4 Given a grid of points, count the number of nondegenerate squares that can be drawn whose vertices are in the grid and whose center is the middle point of the grid.
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