Problem 1
Open on its own pageLet and suppose that and for some real numbers and . Then the value of 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
Let and suppose that and for some real numbers and . Then the value of is:
is a positive integer with at least two digits. When we erase the last digit of , the number we obtain is exactly . How many such 's are there?
The number of integer pairs such that is:
is a positive integer with the property that . The digits of are , , and in some order, without repetition, and is not divisible by . How many such exist?
In how many ways can you distribute ten different cookies into five identical boxes so that there are two cookies in each box?
Two boxes contain red and green balls. The first box has red balls and green balls. In the second box, there are red balls and an unknown number of green balls. If a ball is randomly selected from each box, the probability of selecting balls of the same colour is . How many green balls are in the second box?
A line passes through the points and , where is a positive integer. If the slope of the line is an integer, how many possible values can take?
, , , are points on a straight line (in this order). is the diameter of a circle, and the line is tangent to the circle at point , where is between and . If , find the value of .
, and are positive real numbers with the property that . Find the value of .
What is the probability that the equation has exactly one root, when and are (not necessarily different) numbers chosen randomly from the set ?
You have two rectangular boxes with integer length sides (in cm), one with length , width and height , and the other with length , width and height . As is customary, and . Also, , and . Each box has volume cubic cm. How many possible values does have?
Let , where is an integer. The number of values of for which the equations and have the same set of real solutions (not considering multiplicities) is:
The number of points with integer coordinates and , which are inside the circle , and such that is:
How many positive integers have the property that can be written as the sum of an odd positive integer and some number ?
, are positive integers with . Subject to this condition, is the reduced fraction that is the closest possible to . What is the value of ?
In triangle , is the midpoint of and is perpendicular to the bisector of angle . The side lengths of the triangle are positive integers, and one of these sides has length . The number of different triangles possible is:
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