Question
Inside a square with side length 1, `n>=101` points are marked, such that no three are collinear. A triangle is called marked if its vertices are marked points. Prove that the area of one of the marked triangles is less than `1/100`
Difficulty level (1 very easy - 10 very hard): 3
Topics:
Combinatorics
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Pigeonhole Principle
Combinatorics
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Combinatorial Geometry
Geometry
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Plane Geometry
Geometry
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Area Calculation
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