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does anyone have an archive of these 2hu putnam problems?

>> No.11043893

please?

>> No.11043902

>>11043695
i have a bunch i saved on my phone

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>>11043902
theyre from a while ago and i have fewer than 10

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>>11043905
>>11043907
thank you!

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>>11043911
>>11043910
np

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>>11043935
last one
hopefully putnum anon realizes how much people appreciate the effort he put into these and comes back some day

>> No.11044222

Which of these is the most difficult? Which ones are fun?

>> No.11044228

Shit like this is what used to make this board worth coming back to.

>> No.11044349

>>11044222
no clue, i was never able to solve one of them

>> No.11044431

>>11044222

This one is pretty easy >>11043922
This one is doable if you put some time into it >>11043920
When the anon posted this >>11043915 originally two people solved it in different ways, so it's not impossible I guess

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You should be able to recover most of them by going on warosu.org/sci/ and entering "daily putnam" into the search field.

>> No.11044469

>>11043695
So say we have a 3 people society with 2 amicable pairs. This satisfies the condition that of every 3 person set we have atleast one hostile pairing. Now we get that atleast one member is gonna have foes including 2(1-8)/9 = -14/9 or less amicable pairs.

This seems to be impossible.

>> No.11044488

>>11044469
2(1-4*2/3^2) = 2/9

>> No.11044606

You could crawl through the sci archive.

>> No.11044944

Are these all problems taken straight from the Putnam competitions or are these original somehow? It doesn't seem like too much work to take a problem that already exists and slap a picture next to it. Or maybe I just don't understand why someone else can't continue to post these themselves.

>> No.11044949

>>11044944
its the daily problem from math.harvard.edu/putnam

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>>11043939
Isn't there only one theta where BAC=CDE?

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>>11045037
no

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>>11044979
>gif
based

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>>11043907
Braonlet mathlet here, can you just say that since it's valid in 3D, it's valid in all the superior dimensions? Since you can take those same 3 points from the 3D set and put them in higher dimensions, the length of the distance between the points doesn't change, does it?

>> No.11045818

>>11045683
/sci/ never fails to crack me up.

>> No.11046521

>>11045818
Mind explaining to me why it's wrong rather than laugh? I haven't taken a single class past high school.

>> No.11046590

fuck touhous

>> No.11047030

>>11046590
Actually, mom, the plural is just Touhou, got it?

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>> No.11048298

>>11048088
Is this fake? Seems too easy...

Set xj = A/n for 0<=i<n

By making n large we can get arbitrarily small positive sum of squares.

Then when we have a really small sum of squares we can get any number above that by adding three terms, an = b, a{n+1} = b a{n+2} = -2b.

So the sum of squares can become any positive value.

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>>11048298
Oh... positive values... Then it just means that the sum of squares are maximized by setting x0 = A. Can get any number between 0 and A by gradually smearing out.

>> No.11048516

>>11043695
>>11043902
These are so nice

- -clever teaching by complete unnecessary association of 2 independent subjects

>> No.11048521

>>11048516
>independent
never gonna make it

>> No.11048552

>>11048516
>unnecessary association
?
>independent subjects
???

>> No.11048749

>>11048521
>>11048552
Anime, mathematics
not mutually exclusive, alright.

>> No.11048755

>>11048749
Glad we seem to be making progress. Touhou is my favorite anime by the way.

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JESUS FUCKING CHRIST

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>>10583271
I don't even think I can read this one. fuck.

>> No.11049739

>>11049476
Now that's some [math]\underline{\overline{\left\lbrace\underbrace{\overbrace{\cal{QUALITY}\atop_\gamma{ }^{\forall_\perp}{ }_{\sum^\chi}}}^{\overline{MASTERWORK}}_{\underline{FORMATTING}}\right\rbrace}}[/math].

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Bump.

>> No.11049828

>>11049780
>m.jpg
>Bumping under an hour since the last post
I hate phoneposters so fucking much.

>> No.11049858

>>11049780
>phoneposter
>weeb
>nazi
triple cringe

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>>11049858
99% of nazis are weebs

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>>11049875
lmao