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J´ ozsef Wildt International Mathematical Competition
The XIXth Edition, 200939
The solutions of the problems W.1-W.30 must be mailed before 30.October 2009, to Mih´aly Bencze, Str. H˘armanului 6, 505600 S˘acele-N´egyfalu, Jud. Brasov, Romania, E-mail: benczemihaly@yahoo.com
W.1. Leta, b, c be positive real numbers such thata+b+c= 1. Prove that
3
s 1 +a
b+c
1−bca 1 +b c+a
1−cab 1 +c a+b
1−abc
≥64.
Jos´e Luis Diaz-Barrero, Barcelona, Spain W.2. Find the area of the set A={(x, y)|1≤x≤e,0≤y≤f(x)},where
f(x) =
1 1 1 1
lnx 2 lnx 3 lnx 4 lnx (lnx)2 4 (lnx)2 9 (lnx)2 16 (lnx)2 (lnx)3 8 (lnx)3 27 (lnx)3 64 (lnx)3
.
Jos´e Luis Diaz-Barrero W.3. Let Φ and Ψ denote the Euler totient and Dedekind‘s totient,
respectively. Determine all nsuch that Φ (n) divides n+ Ψ (n).
J´ozsef S´andor and Lehel Kov´acs
39Received: 22.02.2009
2000Mathematics Subject Classification. 11-06 Key words and phrases. Contest.
W.4. Let Φ denote the Euler totient function.Prove that for infinitely many kwe has Φ 2k+ 1
<2k−1 and that for infinitely manym one has Φ (2m+ 1)>2m−1.
J´ozsef S´andor W.5. Letp1, p2 be two odd prime numbers and α, nintegers withα >1 and n >1. Prove that if the equation
p2−1 2
p1
+
p2+1 2
p1
=αn does not accept integer solutions in the casep1=p2,then the equation does not also have integer solutions for the casep16=p2.
Michael Th. Rassias, Athens, Greece W.6. Prove that
p(n) = 2 +
p(1) +...+phn 2
i+χ1(n) +
p′2(n) +...+p′[n2]−1(n) for everyn∈N with n >2, where χ1(n) denotes the principal character Dirichlet modulo 2, i.e. χ1(n) =
1, if (n, k) = 1
0, if (n, k) = 0 with p′(n) we denote the number of partitions of nin exactlym sumands.
Michael Th. Rassias W.7. If 0< a < b, then
Zb a
x2− a+b2 2
lnxalnxbdx (x2+a2) (x2+b2) >0.
Gy¨orgy Sz¨oll˝osy, M´aramarossziget, Romania W.8. Ifn, p, q∈N, p < q then
(p+q)n n
Xn k=0
(−1)k n
k
(p+q−1)n pn−k
=
=
(p+q)n pn
X[n2]
k=0
(−1)k pn
k
(q−p)n n−2k
Gy¨orgy Sz¨oll˝osy
W.9. Let the series
s(n, x) =X
n≥0
(1−x) (1−2x)...(1−nx) n!
Find a real set on which this series is convergent, and then compute its sum.
Find also lim
(n,x)→(∞,0)s(n, x).
Laurent¸iu Modan, Bucharest, Romania W.10. Let consider the following function set
F ={f|f :{1,2, ..., n} → {1,2, ..., n}}
1). Find|F|
2). For n= 2k, prove that|F|< e(4k)k 3). Findn,if |F|= 540 andn= 2k.
Laurent¸iu Modan W.11. Find all real numbers msuch that
1−m
2m ∈
x∈R|m2x4+ 3mx3+ 2x2+x= 1 .
Cristinel Mortici, Tirgovi¸ste, Romania W.12. Find all functionsf : (0,+∞)∩Q→(0,+∞)∩Qsatisfying the following conditions:
1). f(ax)≤(f(x))a,for everyx∈(0,+∞)∩Qand a∈(0,1)∩Q 2). f(x+y)≤f(x)f(y),for every x, y∈(0,+∞)∩Q.
Cristinel Mortici W.13. Ifak>0 (k= 1,2, ..., n),then prove the following inequality
Xn k=1
a5k
!4
≥ 1 n
2 n−1
5
X
1≤i<j≤n
a2ia2j
5
R´obert Sz´asz, Marosv´as´arhely, Romania
W.14. If the function f : [0,1]→(0,+∞) is increasing and continuous, then for everya≥0 the following inequality holds:
Z1 0
xa+1
f(x)dx≤ a+ 1 a+ 2
Z1 0
xadx f(x).
R´obert Sz´asz W.15. Let a triangleABC and the real numbers x, y, z >0. Prove that
xncosA
2 +yncosB
2 +zncosC
2 ≥(yz)n2 sinA+ (zx)n2 sinB+ (xy)n2 sinC.
Nicu¸sor Minculete, Sfˆıntu-Gheorghe, Romania W.16. Prove that
Xn k=1
1
d(k) >√
n+ 1−1,
for everyn≥1, whered(n) is the number of divisors ofn.
Nicu¸sor Minculete W.17. Ifa, b, c >0 andabc= 1, α= max{a, b, c};f, g: (0,+∞)→R, wheref(x) = 2(x+1)x 2, g(x) = (x+ 1)
√1
x + 12
,then
(a+ 1) (b+ 1) (c+ 1)≥min{{f(x), g(x)} |x∈ {a, b, c} \ {α}}. Ovidiu Pop and Gy¨orgy Sz¨oll˝osy W.18. Ifa, b, c >0 andabc= 1, then
X a+b+cn
a2n+3+b2n+3+ab ≤an+1+bn+1+cn+1 for all n∈N.
Mih´aly Bencze
W.19. Ifxk>0 (k= 1,2, ..., n),then Xn
k=1
xk 1 +x21+...+x2k
2
≤ Pn k=1
x2k 1 +
Pn k=1
x2k .
Mih´aly Bencze W.20. Ifx∈R\kπ
2 |k∈Z ,then
X
0≤j<k≤n
sin (2 (j+k)x)
2
+
X
0≤j<k≤n
cos (2 (j+k)x)
2
=
= sin2nxsin2(n+ 1)x sin2xsin22x .
Mih´aly Bencze W.21. Ifζ denote the Riemann zeta function, and s >1, then
X∞ k=1
1
ks+ 1 ≥ ζ(s) 1 +ζ(s).
Mih´aly Bencze W.22. Ifai >0 (i= 1,2, ..., n),then
a1 a2
k
+ a2
a3 k
+...+ an
a1 k
≥ a1 a2 +a2
a3 +...+an a1 for all k∈N∗.
Mih´aly Bencze W.23. Ifxk∈R (k= 1,2, ..., n) and m∈N, then
1). P
cyclic
x21−x1x2+x22m
≤3m Pn
k=1
x2mk 2). Q
cyclic
x21−x1x2+x22m
≤ 3nmm n P
k=1
x2mk n
Mih´aly Bencze
W.24. IfK, L, M denote the midpoints of sides AB, BC, CA,in triangle ABC, then for allP in the plane of triangle, we have
AB P K +BC
P L + CA
P M ≥ AB·BC·CA 4P K·P L·P .
Mih´aly Bencze W.25. LetABCD be a quadrilateral in which Ab=Cb= 90◦.Prove that
1
BD(AB+BC+CD+DA)+BD2
1
AB·AD+ 1 CB·CD
≥2 2 +√
2 .
Mih´aly Bencze W.26. Ifai >0 (i= 1,2, ..., n) and Pn
i=1
aki = 1,where 1≤k≤n+ 1, then Xn
i=1
ai+ 1 Qn i=1
ai
≥n1−k1 +nnk.
Mih´aly Bencze W.27. Leta, n be positive integers such thatan is a perfect number. Prove that
an/µ> µ 2,
whereµ denotes the number of distinct prime divisors ofan.
Michael Th. Rassias W.28. Letθ and p (p <1) be nonnegative real numbers.
Suppose that f :X→Y is a mapping with f(0) = 0 and
2f
x+y 2
−f(x)−f(y)
Y ≤ θ kxkpX
+kykpX
(1) for allx, y∈Z withx⊥y, whereX is an orthogonality space andY is a real Banach space.
Prove that there exists a unique orthogonally Jensen additive mapping T :X →Y, namely a mapping T that satisfies the so-called orthogonally Jensen additive functional equation
2f
x+y 2
=f(x) +f(y) for all x, y∈X with x⊥y, satisfying the property
kf(x)−T(x)kY ≤ 2pθ
2−2p kxkpX (2)
for all x∈X.
Themistocles M. Rassias W.29. In all triangleABC holds
X 1− r√
3tgA 2 +√
3tgA 2
! 1−
r√ 3tgB
2 +√ 3tgB
2
!
≥3
Mih´aly Bencze W.30. Prove that
X
0≤i<j≤n
(i+j) n
i n
j
=n
22n−1− 2n
n
Mih´aly Bencze