1st All Soviet Union Mathematical Olympiad 1967 Problems & Solutions
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1. In the acute-angled triangle ABC, AH is the longest altitude (H lies on BC), M is the midpoint of AC, and CD is an angle bisector (with D on AB). (a) If AH ≤ BM, prove that the angle ABC ≤ 60. (b) If AH = BM = CD, prove that ABC is equilateral. 2. (a) The digits of a natural number are rearranged and the resultant number is added to the original
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