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| − | AoPSWiki has an Article of the Day (AoTD) system, which recognizes the articles on the | + | AoPSWiki has an Article of the Day (AoTD) system, which recognizes the articles on the AoPS Wiki which cover mathematical topics most comprehensively and accurately. |
| − | The AotDs are picked by the [[A:ADMIN|administrators]] of the | + | The AotDs are picked by the [[A:ADMIN|administrators]] of the AoPS Wiki, but members can suggest AotDs by leaving a message on the talk page of either [[User talk:Azjps|azjps]] or [[User talk:Temperal|Temperal]]. |
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AoPSWiki has an Article of the Day (AoTD) system, which recognizes the articles on the AoPS Wiki which cover mathematical topics most comprehensively and accurately.
The AotDs are picked by the administrators of the AoPS Wiki, but members can suggest AotDs by leaving a message on the talk page of either azjps or Temperal.
You can include the current AotD on your userpage with
<dailyfeaturedpagetitle></dailyfeaturedpagetitle>
<dailyfeaturedpage></dailyfeaturedpage>
Current AotD
The current AotD is:
1983 AIME, Problem 13
For
and each of its non-empty subsets a unique alternating sum is defined as follows. Arrange the numbers in the subset in decreasing order and then, beginning with the largest, alternately add and subtract successive numbers. For example, the alternating sum for
is
and for
it is simply
. Find the sum of all such alternating sums for
.