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Girls in Math at Yale 2022 Mathathon Round 5

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March 7, 2022
geometrynumber theoryYale

Problem Statement

p13 Let ABCDABCD be a square. Points EE and FF lie outside of ABCDABCD such that ABEABE and CBFCBF are equilateral triangles. If GG is the centroid of triangle DEFDEF, then find AGC\angle AGC, in degrees.
p14 The silent reading s(n)s(n) of a positive integer nn is the number obtained by dropping the zeros not at the end of the number. For example, s(1070030)=1730s(1070030) = 1730. Find the largest n<10000n < 10000 such that s(n)s(n) divides nn and ns(n)n\ne s(n).
p15 Let ABCDEFGHABCDEFGH be a regular octagon with side length 1212. There exists a region RR inside the octagon such that for each point XX in RR, exactly three of the rays AXAX, BXBX, CXCX, DXDX, GXGX, and HXHX intersect segment EFEF. If the area of region RR can be expressed as abca -b\sqrt{c} for positive integers a,b,ca, b, c with cc squarefree, find a+b+ca + b + c.