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    Singapore Mathematical Society Singapore Mathematical Olympiad (SMO) 2006 (Senior Section, Special Round Solutions) 1, First note that d is even. Primes larger than 3 are of the form 6n +1 or 6n + 5. ‘Thus two of the three primes are of the same form. Their difference is either d or 2d and is divisible by 6. Thus d is divisible by 3 is hence divisible by 6. 2. First solution: Assume that x > y (See Fig.(i)). Choose a point S on the segment IM so that LS = LA. Cleatly ZASL = ZLAS = y. Therefore, ASEB is cyclic. As ZLAS = y

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