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    This document contains 4 math problems: 1) finding integers that satisfy a cube root equation, 2) proving a property about a circle tangent to sides of a quadrilateral, 3) determining the winning strategy for two players summing to 100 by removing various numbers of integers from 1-100, and 4) determining if a composition of quadratic polynomials can have the solutions 1 through 8.

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    This document contains 4 math problems: 1) finding integers that satisfy a cube root equation, 2) proving a property about a circle tangent to sides of a quadrilateral, 3) determining the winning strategy for two players summing to 100 by removing various numbers of integers from 1-100, and 4) determining if a composition of quadratic polynomials can have the solutions 1 through 8.

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    This document contains 4 math problems: 1) finding integers that satisfy a cube root equation, 2) proving a property about a circle tangent to sides of a quadrilateral, 3) determining the winning strategy for two players summing to 100 by removing various numbers of integers from 1-100, and 4) determining if a composition of quadratic polynomials can have the solutions 1 through 8.

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    1 Machine #1 TST: Problems

    1. Find all non-negative integers x, y and z such that x3 + 2y 3 + 4z 3 = 9!


    2. A circle has center on the side AB of the cyclic quadrilateral ABCD. The
    other three sides are tangent to the circle. Prove that AD + BC = AB.

    3. Let S be the set of all positive integers from 1 to 100 included. Two
    players play a game. The first player removes any k numbers he wants,
    from S. The second player’s goal is to pick k different numbers, such that
    their sum is 100. Which player has the winning strategy if:
    (a) k = 9?
    (b) k = 8?
    4. Can the equation f (g(h(x))) = 0, where f , g, h are quadratic polynomials,
    have the solutions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8?

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