2016 LMT Spring Guts Round p13-p24 - Lexington Mathematical Tournament
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September 18, 2023
LMTalgebrageometrycombinatoricsnumber theory
Problem Statement
Round 5
p13. A chess board is cut into rectangle(s) with positive integer sidelengths. Let be the sum of the perimeters of all rectangles. Additionally, let and be the minimum and maximum possible value of , respectively. Determine the ordered pair .
p14. For nonnegative integers , let be the product of the digits of . Compute .
p15. How many ordered pairs of positive integers have the property that divides ?
Round 6
p16. Let be distinct integers such that . Find the minimum possible positive value of
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p17. Find the greatest positive integer such that is a perfect square.
p18. Find all ordered triples with of nonnegative integers such that .
Round 7
p19. Let be a function such that for all positive integers . Find .
p20. Let be a triangle with area and . Find the minimum possible value of .
p21. Let be a triangle with sidelengths , , . Let be a point on minor arc of the circumcircle of such that . A circle with center that passes through and interests again at a point . Find the length of .
Round 8
p22. Let , where there are square roots. Let and let . Find .
p23. How many ordered triples of integers are there such that , and ?
p24. In cyclic quadrilateral , ,, and the area of is . Find the perimeter of .
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