Ten points $X_1,\ldots,X_{10}$ lie in that order on a line. On each consecutive segment $X_iX_{i+1}$ an isosceles triangle is constructed, all with the same apex angle $\alpha$. All nine apices lie on a common semicircle with diameter $X_1X_{10}$. Find $\alpha$.
A positive integer $N$ is divisible by 2020. Its decimal digits are all distinct, and swapping any two digits produces a number not divisible by 2020. How many digits can $N$ have?
The angle bisectors of a triangle divide its three sides into six segments. Is it always possible to use all six segments as the sides of two nondegenerate triangles?
There are 101 coins on a circle, each weighing 10g or 11g. Prove that there exists a coin whose nearest $k$ coins on the left have the same total weight as its nearest $k$ coins on the right, for (a) $k=50$; (b) $k=49$. The chosen coin may differ between the two parts.