2020 Girls in Math at Yale - Individual Round
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September 30, 2023
Yalealgebrageometrycombinatoricsnumber theory
Problem Statement
p1. If and , what is a?
p2. Tracy draws two triangles: one with vertices at , , and and another with vertices at , , and . What is the area of overlap of the two triangles?
p3. If , , and are prime numbers such that , what is the maximum possible value of ?
p4. Points lie on a circle of radius such that , , and . If segments and do not intersect, what is the value of ? (Give your answer in degrees.)
p5. Express as a rational number.
p6. Let , and let for every integer . Find the value of the product .
p7. Miki wants to distribute identical candies to the students in her class such that each students gets at least candy. For what number of students does Miki have the greatest number of possible ways to distribute the candies?
p8. Let be a rectangle. Let points , , , and lie on the segments , , , and (respectively) such that both and are parallel to . If is congruent to and , what is ?
p9. If is a geometric sequence satisfying and , what is the value of ?
p10. Elizabeth has an infinite grid of squares. (Each square is next to the four squares directly above it, below it, to its left, and to its right.) She colors in some of the squares such that the following two conditions are met:
(1) no two colored squares are next to each other;
(2) each uncolored square is next to exactly one colored square.
In a subgrid of this infinite grid, how many colored squares are there?
p11. Find the smallest whole number such that has twice as many even divisors as odd divisors and has a remainder of when it is divided by .
p12. We say that the sets A, B, and C form a "sunflower" if . ( denotes the intersection of the sets and .) If , , and are independently randomly chosen -element subsets of the set , what is the probability that , , and form a sunflower?
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