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MBMT Team -- Fermat #15/Euler #12

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March 29, 2015

Problem Statement

Adam, Bendeguz, Cathy, and Dennis all see a positive integer nn. Adam says, "nn leaves a remainder of 22 when divided by 33." Bendeguz says, "For some kk, nn is the sum of the first kk positive integers." Cathy says, "Let ss be the largest perfect square that is less than 2n2n. Then 2nāˆ’s=202n - s = 20." Dennis says, "For some mm, if I have mm marbles, there are nn ways to choose two of them." If exactly one of them is lying, what is nn?