Subcontests
(9)2006 JHMT Team Round - Johns Hopkins Mathematics Tournament
p1. Evaluate S.
S=100002−19999100002−1
p2. Starting on a triangular face of a right triangular prism and allowing moves to only adjacent faces, how many ways can you pass through each of the other four faces and return to the first face in five moves?
p3. Given that (a+b)+(b+c)+(c+a)=18
a+b1+b+c1+c+a1=95,
determine a+bc+b+ca+c+ab.
p4. Find all primes p such that 2p+1+p3−p2−p is prime.
p5. In right triangle ABC with the right angle at A, AF is the median, AH is the altitude, and AE is the angle bisector. If ∠EAF=30o , find ∠BAH in degrees.
p6. For which integers a does the equation (1−a)(a−x)(x−1)=ax not have two distinct real roots of x?
p7. Given that a2+b2−ab−b+31=0, solve for all (a,b).
p8. Point E is on side AB of the unit square ABCD. F is chosen on BC so that AE=BF, and G is the intersection of DE and AF. As the location of E varies along side AB, what is the minimum length of BG?
p9. Sam and Susan are taking turns shooting a basketball. Sam goes first and has probability P of missing any shot, while Susan has probability P of making any shot. What must P be so that Susan has a 50% chance of making the first shot?
p10. Quadrilateral ABCD has AB=BC=CD=7, AD=13, ∠BCD=2∠DAB, and ∠ABC=2∠CDA. Find its area.
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