Number theoryDifficulty 6.0National OlympiadProve itHungary
Let n≥2 be an integer. Prove that there exist integers a1,…,an−1 such that a1arctg1+a2arctg2+…+an−1arctg(n−1)=arctgn if and only if n2+1 divides (12+1)(22+1)…((n−1)2+1). Based on a problem of IMC 2015, Blagoevgrad (5 pont)
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