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A group of 20 people pay a total of £20 to see an exhibition. The admission price is £3 for 2 adults, £2 for seniors and 50p for children. How many adults, seniors and children are in the group?
Find all positive integers
and which satisfySolve in natural numbers:
very nice
Find all prime numbers
and all positive integers
such that
The inequality is equivalent to
By AM-GM Inequality,
It is obvious that
,so we are done!
Set
. With some calculations, we get the new problem accompanying the condition
By AM-GM, we have the simple inequality: in order to imply the important result
( which is what we want!)
Find all pairs of natural numbers (x,y) for which
solve in R
Find four numbers A, B, C, D
so that 0 < A< B < C < D and
find
but from where you get these
Find the minimum of the expression
if
are real numbers satisfying the conditions:a> 1
and
.Find all pairs of positive integers
such that
is a primeand
is a perfect squarethank you ZHero
nice work
and
Since a^2-b^2 +c^2-d^2 is odd, one of the primes a, b, c and d must be 2,
and in view of a > 3b > 6c > 12d we must have d = 2.
thank you jane
but i think The only solution of function is f(x) = x,
what can be easily checked.
problem
if
solution
Let
and be prime numberssuch that
and
Determine all possible values of
Determine all real numbers
that satisfy the following system of49th International Mathematical Olympiad
http://www.imo-2008.es/index.html
http://www.imo-2008.es/examenes/eng.pdf
Find all functions f: (0,∞)------ (0,∞) such that
f(f(f(x))) + 4f(f(x)) + f(x) = 6x .
Without use of any calculator, determine
Determine the maximum value of
if
Which is larger,
or
and how