====== Problem of the Week ====== ~~NOTOC~~ Let $ABC$ be an equilateral triangle and $P$ any point inside $ABC$. Show that the segments $AP$, $BP$, $CP$ are sides of some triangle $T(P)$ and find $P$ for which the area of $T(P)$ is largest. ===== Overview ===== Every other Monday (starting 08/27/24), we will post a problem to engage our mathematical community in the problem solving activity and to enjoy mathematics outside of the classroom. Students (both undergraduate and graduate) are particularly encouraged to participate as there is no better way to practice math than working on challenging problems. If you have a solution and want to be a part of it, e-mail your solution to Marcin Mazur ([[mailto:mazur@math.binghamton.edu|mazur@math.binghamton.edu]]) by the due date. We will post our solutions as well as novel solutions from the participants and record the names of those who've got the most number of solutions throughout each semester. When you submit your solutions, please provide a detailed reasoning rather than just an answer. Also, please include some short info about yourself for our records. ===== Previous Problems and Solutions===== * [[pow:Problem6f24|Problem 6]] We have not received any solutions. * [[pow:Problem5f24|Problem 5]] Solved by Prof. Vladislav Kargin and Dr. Mathew Wolak. * [[pow:Problem4f24|Problem 4]] Solved by Levi Axelrod and Dr. Mathew Wolak. * [[pow:Problem3f24|Problem 3]] We have not received any solutions. * [[pow:Problem2f24|Problem 2]] Solution submitted by Levi Axelrod and Surajit Rajagopal. * [[pow:Problem1f24|Problem 1]] Solved by Sasha Aksenchuk, Prof. Vladislav Kargin, Josiah Moltz, and Mithun Padinhare Veettil. * [[pow:Spring 2024]] * [[pow:Fall 2023]] * [[pow:Spring 2023]] * [[pow:Fall 2022]] * [[pow:Spring 2022]] * [[pow:Fall 2021]] * [[pow:Spring 2021]] * [[pow:Fall 2020]] * [[pow:Summer Challenge]] * [[pow:Spring 2020]]