p7 Cindy cuts regular hexagon ABCDEF out of a sheet of paper. She folds B over AC, resulting in a pentagon. Then, she folds A over CF, resulting in a quadrilateral. The area of ABCDEF is k times the area of the resulting folded shape. Find k.
p8 Call a sequence {an}=a1,a2,a3,... of positive integers Fib-o’nacci if it satisfies an=an−1+an−2 for all n≥3. Suppose that m is the largest even positive integer such that exactly one Fib-o’nacci sequence satisfies a5=m, and suppose that n is the largest odd positive integer such that exactly one Fib-o’nacci sequence satisfies a5=n. Find mn.
p9 Compute the number of ways there are to pick three non-empty subsets A, B, and C of {1,2,3,4,5,6}, such that ∣A∣=∣B∣=∣C∣ and the following property holds:
A∩B∩C=A∩B=B∩C=C∩A. algebrageometrycombinatoricsYale