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Thursday, September 9, 2010
34th British Mathematical Olympiad 1998 Problems
34th British Mathematical Olympiad 1998 Problems1. A station issues 3800 tickets covering 200 destinations. Show that there are at least 6 destinations for which the number of tickets sold is the same. Show that this is not necessarily true for 7. 2. The triangle ABC has ∠A > ∠C. P lies inside the triangle so that ∠PAC = ∠C. Q is taken outside the triangle so
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