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    The circles ω and Ω intersect internally at point P. Circle ω is inside circle Ω. The diameter XY of circle Ω is tangent to circle ω. If PY > PX and line segment PY intersects ω at point Z such that YZ = 2PZ, then the measure of angle PYX is 45 degrees.

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    The circles ω and Ω intersect internally at point P. Circle ω is inside circle Ω. The diameter XY of circle Ω is tangent to circle ω. If PY > PX and line segment PY intersects ω at point Z such that YZ = 2PZ, then the measure of angle PYX is 45 degrees.

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    19. The circle  touches the circle  internally at P. 20.

    The digits of a positive integer n are four consecutive


    The centre O of  is outside  . Let XY be a integers in decreasing order when read from left to
    right. What is the sum of the possible remainders
    diameter of  which is also tangent to . Assume
    when n is divided by 259?
    PY > PX. Let PY intersect  at Z. If YZ = 2PZ,
    what is the magnitude of PYX in degrees?

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