Unlocking the Secrets of Math Olympiad: Competition Strategies and Problem Solving Techniques

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Your solution is too long. First, you must eliminate one variable, either a, b, or c is fine. I choose to eliminate b. Change the expression a + b + c = 0 into b = - (a+c).

Second, input the substituted expression of b to the question. You will get (if you choose to eliminate b)
[(c + a)^2 + c^2 + a^2]/[(c + a)^2 -ca]

By simplifying the equaton above we will get the value of 2.