This is the solution of ISI-2013 undergraduate entrance
This problem is on geometry to find the distinct intersection points of two curves taken from singapore mathematical olympiad
Do you know that CLOCKS add numbers in a different way than we do? Do you know that ROTATIONS can also behave as numbers and they have their own arithmetic? Well, this post is about how clock adds numbers and rotations behave like numbers. Let's learn about clock rotation today Consider the clock on earth. […]
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