2019 SMT Team Round - Stanford Math Tournament
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February 6, 2022
algebrageometrycombinatoricsnumber theorycalculusStanford Math Tournament
Problem Statement
p1. Given , find the value of x that minimizes .
p2. There are real numbers and such that the only -intercept of equals its -intercept. Compute .p3. Consider the set of digit numbers (with ) such that , , and . What’s the size of this set?
p4. Let be the midpoint of in . A line perpendicular to D intersects at . If the area of is four times that of the area of , what is in degrees?
p5. Define the sequence with and for . Find .
p6. Find the maximum possible value of .
p7. Let . Let (x) be the th derivative of . What is the largest integer such that divides ?
p8. Let be the set of vectors where are all real numbers. Let denote . Let be the set in given by If a point is uniformly at random from , what is ?
p9. Let be the unique integer between and , inclusive, that is equivalent modulo to . Let be the set of primes between and , inclusive. Find .
p10. In the Cartesian plane, consider a box with vertices ,,,. We pick an integer between and , inclusive, uniformly at random. We shoot a puck from in the direction of and the puck bounces perfectly around the box (angle in equals angle out, no friction) until it hits one of the four vertices of the box. What is the expected number of times it will hit an edge or vertex of the box, including both when it starts at and when it ends at some vertex of the box?
p11. Sarah is buying school supplies and she has . She can only buy full packs of each of the following items. A pack of pens is , a pack of pencils is , and any type of notebook or stapler is . Sarah buys at least pack of pencils. She will either buy stapler or no stapler. She will buy at most college-ruled notebooks and at most graph paper notebooks. How many ways can she buy school supplies?
p12. Let be the center of the circumcircle of right triangle with . Let be the midpoint of minor arc and let be a point on line such that . Let be the intersection of line and the Circle and let be the intersection of line and . If and , compute the radius of the Circle .
p13. Reduce the following expression to a simplified rational
p14. Compute the following integral .
p15. Define to be the maximum possible least-common-multiple of any sequence of positive integers which sum to . Find the sum of all possible odd
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