Problem 1
Open on its own pageTwo circles , have radius cm and cm, respectively. A third circle's area is the same as the sum of the areas of and . The radius of the third circle in cm 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
Two circles , have radius cm and cm, respectively. A third circle's area is the same as the sum of the areas of and . The radius of the third circle in cm is
The number of positive integers such that is an integer is
The sum of the digits of a positive integer is . The smallest number of digits can have is
The polynomial can be expanded as Then, the sum is
In how many different ways can you write as the product of two positive integers and with no common prime factor? Here, two products of the same numbers in a different order are considered the same.
Consider , , and . Which of the following is true?
If holds for all real numbers and , then the minimum possible value of is
There are exactly two real values of such that the line intersects the parabola at exactly one point. If and are these values, then is equal to
A domino is a rectangular tile divided into equally sized squares, each of which contains anywhere from to dots. Two dominos , are considered the same when one of the squares on contains the same number of dots as one of the squares on , and the other square on contains the same number of dots as the other square on . How many distinct dominos are there?
A tall cabinet cm wide is standing cm away from a table cm high. The cabinet is tilted until it touches the top of the table, as in the figure.
How far from the floor (in cm) is the corner of the cabinet? Note that the figure is not drawn to scale.
and are positive integers such that (i) , (ii) all the digits of are odd and all the digits of are even, and (iii) and are as close together as possible with these properties. The largest prime number dividing into is
Four containers are weighed in pairs giving the values kg, kg, kg, kg, kg and kg. The weight (in kg) of the heaviest container is
Each of the integers is coloured either blue, yellow or red such that any two numbers whose difference is odd do not have the same colour. It is not required that all three colours be used. The number of acceptable possibilities is
is a sixth degree polynomial such that for , , . If then is
If , and for all integers , then is
In triangle , lies inside the segment so that , , and . The area of triangle is
0 of 16 answered. Each problem left blank still scores 1.5 points.