Problem 1
Open on its own pageWhen the repeating decimal is divided by the repeating decimal , the quotient is
All 16 problems. Take it as a timed test — 1:20:00 on the clock, scored the way the AMC is — or read through the problems and open any of them for its worked solution.
16 problems · 6 points correct, 1.5 for blank, 0 for wrong
When the repeating decimal is divided by the repeating decimal , the quotient is
The number of two-digit positive integers such that the sum of the two digits is is
Let be prime numbers. Of the following five numbers, the one which cannot be equal to is
Chau and Matt are picking berries. On Monday Matt picks twice as many kilograms of berries as Chau does, and on Tuesday Chau picks twice as many kilograms of berries as Matt does. Between them, they pick a total of kilograms of berries over the two days. The number of kilograms of berries Chau picks over the two days is
For every set of five of the numbers , , …, , Lac writes down the smallest of the five numbers. The largest number she writes down is
The sum of four consecutive integers is . The largest of these four numbers is
Let for any positive integer . For any odd number , the largest positive integer such that divides is
Let be a function such that for any nonzero real number . Then the value of is
The number of integer pairs such that is
The number of five-digit positive integers such that the digits are alternately odd and even (either odd-even-odd-even-odd or even-odd-even-odd-even) is
Let , and be real numbers such that and . The value of is
is a point inside an acute triangle . , and are the feet of the perpendiculars from on , and respectively. If , , , and , the length of is
Three candles which can burn for , and minutes respectively are lit at different times. All three candles are burning simultaneously for minutes, and there is a total of minutes in which exactly one of them is burning. The number of minutes in which exactly two of them are burning is
is a point inside a convex quadrilateral of area such that , and . The perimeter of the quadrilateral is
For any real numbers and , the minimum value of is
Four cages are arranged in a formation. Each cage contains some chickens and some rabbits (some cages may contain only chickens or only rabbits). The total number of heads in the two cages in the first row is . The total number of legs in the two cages in the second row is . The total number of heads in the two cages in the first column is . The total number of legs in the two cages in the second column is . The minimum number of animals in all four cages is
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