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			<title>Some Questions from AIMO 2009</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Here are two questions which I'm stuck on. You might like to have a go, and perhaps post the solutions. 
 
8. In ∆ABC, angle ABC = 138° and angle ACB = 24°. Point D is on AC so that angle BDC = 60° and point E is on AB so that angle ADE = 60°. If angle DEC = x°, find the value of x. 
 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Here are two questions which I'm stuck on. You might like to have a go, and perhaps post the solutions.<br />
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8. In ∆ABC, angle ABC = 138° and angle ACB = 24°. Point D is on AC so that angle BDC = 60° and point E is on AB so that angle ADE = 60°. If angle DEC = x°, find the value of x.<br />
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9. Let ∆ABC be an equilateral triangle with AB = x. On the extension of BC, we define points A' (on the same side as B) and A" (on the same side as C) such that A'B = CA" = y. Similarly, on the extension of side CA, we define B' (on the same side as C) and B" (on the same side as A) such that B'C = AB" = y, while on the extension of side AB, we define C' (on the same side as A) and C" (on the same side as B) such that C'A = BC" = y.<br />
(a) Prove that the points A', B", C', A", B' and C" all lie on a circle.<br />
(b) If x and y are positive integers, determine the smallest integer value for R<sup>2</sup>, where R is the radius of that circle.<br />
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I've done the remaining eight questions, and surprisingly the other question that I got most stuck on was Q1!</span></div>

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			<title>Colin Doyle Memorial Prize 2009</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[My school has made all the MX2 students enter, its on this friday. I don't study any maths outside what i have been taught in class.  
  
Question: Will i get raped?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>My school has made all the MX2 students enter, its on this friday. I don't study any maths outside what i have been taught in class. <br />
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Question: Will i get raped?</span></div>

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