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    AoPS Community 2015 Belarusian National Olympiad

    Belarusian National Olympiad 2015


    www.artofproblemsolving.com/community/c252409
    by proximo

    – Day 1

    – Line intersects hyperbola H1 , given by the equation y = 1/x at points A and B, and hyperbola
    H2 , given by the equation y = −1/x at points C and D. Tangents to hyperbola H1 at points A
    and B intersect at point M , and tangents to hyperbola H2 at points C and D intersect at point
    N . Prove that points M and N are symmetric about the origin.

    – A natural number n was alternately divided by 29, 41 and 59. The result was three nonzero
    remainders, the sum of which equals n. Find all such n

    – Let A1 be a midmoint of BC, and G is a centroid of the non-isosceles triangle 4ABC. GBKL
    and GCM N are the squares lying on the left with respect to rays GB and GC respectively. Let
    A2 be a midpoint of a segment connecting the centers of the squares GBKL and GCM N .
    Circumcircle of triangle 4A1 A2 G intersects BC at points A1 and X. Find AXH1X
    , where H is a
    base of altitude AH of the triangle 4ABC.

    – Find all functions f (x) determined on interval [0, 1], satisfying following conditions

    {f (x)} sin2 x + {x} cos f (x) cos x = f (x)

    f (f (x)) = f (x)
    Here {y} means a fractional part of number y

    – Day 2

    – Find all real x ≥ −1 such that for all a1 , ..., an ≥ 1, where n ≥ 2 the following inequality holds
    a1 + x a2 + x an + x a1 a2 ...an + x
    ∗ ∗ ... ∗ ≤
    2 2 2 2

    – Let M be a set of natural numbers from 1 to 2015 which are not perfect squares.
    √
    a) Prove that for any n ∈ M { n} ≥ 0.011
    √
    b) Prove that there exists number n ∈ M such that { n} < 0.0115
    Here {y} means the fractional part of number y

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    AoPS Community 2015 Belarusian National Olympiad

    – Let I be an incenter of a triangle 4ABC. Points A1 , B1 , C1 are the tangent points of the in-
    scribed circle on sides BC, CA and AB respectively. Circumcircle of 4BC1 B1 intersects line
    BC at points B and K and Circumcircle of 4CB1 C1 intersects line BC at points C and L.
    Prove that lines LC1 , KB1 and IA1 are concurrent.

    – Let n be a natural number. What is the least number m (m > n) such that the set of all natural
    numbers forn n to m (inclusively) can be divided into subsets such that in each subset one of
    the numbers equals the sum of other numbers in this subset?

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