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11	2014 Rasor-Bareis problem solutions 1. Prove that there does not exist a prime integer of the form[removed]1001. Solution. The number[removed]1001 having n digits “1” is 1 + 1000 + . . . + 1000n−1 = Add to Reading List Source URL: math.osu.edu Language: English - Date: 2014-03-07 15:33:56 Triangle geometry Pi Triangle Inverse trigonometric functions Circle Geometry Trigonometry Triangles
12	2014 Rasor-Bareis examination problems 1. Prove that there does not exist a prime integer of the form[removed]1001. b 2. Suppose \|AB\| = r, the radius of the circle. If 6 OAB = α, Add to Reading List Source URL: math.osu.edu Language: English - Date: 2014-03-07 15:33:16 Triangle Billiard table Circle Geometry Triangle geometry Triangles
13	2014 Gordon exam solutions 1. Prove that there does not exist a prime integer of the form[removed]1001. Solution. The number[removed]1001 having n digits 1 is n−1 Add to Reading List Source URL: math.osu.edu Language: English - Date: 2014-03-07 15:36:16 Trigonometry Complex analysis Pi Trigonometric functions Sine Logarithm Circle Proof that π is irrational Mathematical analysis Mathematics Geometry
14	Generalizing the Hardy-Littlewood Method for Primes Ben Green (reporting on joint work with Terry Tao) Clay Institute/University of Cambridge August 20, 2006 Add to Reading List Source URL: people.maths.ox.ac.uk Language: English - Date: 2013-08-05 12:58:16 Analytic number theory Arithmetic functions Hardy–Littlewood circle method Twin prime Prime number theorem Prime number Von Mangoldt function Mathematics Number theory Mathematical analysis
15	2014 Patrons Circle Application Patrons Circle Member Levels: Presenting Season Sponsor: Major Event Sponsor: Prime Event Table Sponsor: Event Table Sponsor: Add to Reading List Source URL: www.oconnorhouse.org Language: English - Date: 2013-10-01 18:33:11 Financial services MasterCard Visa Inc. Credit card Payment American Express Email Credit cards Economics Business
16 $Numbers / Fractions / Division / Irreducible fraction / Egyptian fraction / Mathematics / Arithmetic / Elementary arithmetic$	Simplification of Prime and Relatively Prime Fractions Part I If the numerator and the denominator are both prime numbers, the fraction is in its simplest form. Review the fractions below and circle the simplified fracti Add to Reading List Source URL: mathflix.luc.edu Language: English - Date: 2013-03-12 22:48:39 Numbers Fractions Division Irreducible fraction Egyptian fraction Mathematics Arithmetic Elementary arithmetic
17	Directions for assembling Baggie Globes… 1. Insert the blue toothpick at the North Pole. 2. Insert the yellow toothpick at the South Pole 3. Place the red thread at the Equator. 4. Place the black thread at the Prime M Add to Reading List Source URL: www.iupui.edu Language: English - Date: 2009-10-28 14:33:38 Lines of latitude Celestial coordinate system Lines of longitude Prime Meridian Longitude Meridian Equator Latitude Circle of latitude Cartography Navigation Geodesy
18	C:/Users/Grin/Documents/papers/3-slope thm/3slopeThmMP (r1)3.dvi Add to Reading List Source URL: integer.tepper.cmu.edu Language: English - Date: 2011-10-19 10:55:47 Trigonometry Analytic number theory Prime-counting function Unit circle Projection-valued measure Homotopy groups of spheres Mathematical analysis Mathematics Geometry
19	54th Mathematical Olympiad in Poland Problems of the first round, September – December[removed]Determine all pairs of positive integers x, y satisfying the equation (x + y)2 − 2(xy)2 = [removed]A real number a1 is give Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mimuw.edu.pl Language: English - Date: 2003-04-24 08:31:49 Proof theory Circle Quadrilateral Trigonometric functions Permutation pattern Prime-counting function Mathematics Geometry Mathematical fallacy
20	53-rd Mathematical Olympiad in Poland Final Round, April 3–4, 2002 First Day 1. Determine all positive integers a, b, c such that the numbers a2 + 1 and b2 + 1 are prime and the following equality (a2 + 1)(b2 + 1) = c2 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mimuw.edu.pl Language: English - Date: 2002-04-19 06:41:22 Triangle geometry Number theory Circles Circumscribed circle Triangle Coprime Geometry Triangles Geometric shapes

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