2016 MBMT Guts Round - p16 - p30 - Montgomery Blair Math Tournament
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February 19, 2022
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Problem Statement
Set 4
p16. Albert, Beatrice, Corey, and Dora are playing a card game with two decks of cards numbered each. Albert, Beatrice, and Corey draw cards from the same deck without replacement, but Dora draws from the other deck. What is the probability that the value of Corey’s card is the highest value or is tied for the highest value of all drawn cards?
p17. Suppose that is the sum of all positive values of that satisfy . Find . (Note: denotes the greatest integer less than or equal to and denotes .)
p18. Let be a triangle such that , , and . Let H be the intersection of the altitude and altitude. Furthermore let be a point on . Both and are reflected over to form and . If the area of triangle is , compute .
p19. A random integer is chosen between and , inclusive. Then, a random positive divisor of , is chosen. What is the probability that ?
p20. What are the last two digits of the value ?
Set 5
p21. Let denote the number of ways a board can be completely tiled with and tiles, without overlap or any tiles hanging over the edge. The tiles may be rotated. Find . By convention, .
p22. Find the sum of all -digit perfect squares whose digits are all distinct and come from the set .
p23. Mary is flipping a fair coin. On average, how many flips would it take for Mary to get heads and tails?
p24. A cylinder is formed by taking the unit circle on the -plane and extruding it to positive infinity. A plane with equation truncates the cylinder. As a result, there are three surfaces: a surface along the lateral side of the cylinder, an ellipse formed by the intersection of the plane and the cylinder, and the unit circle. What is the total surface area of the ellipse formed and the lateral surface? (The area of an ellipse with semi-major axis and semi-minor axis is .)
p25. Let the Blair numbers be defined as follows: , , and for all . Evaluate
Estimation
p26. Choose an integer between and , inclusive. Your score will be the number you choose divided by the number of teams that chose your number.
p27. blind people each bring a hat to a party and leave their hat in a pile at the front door. As each partier leaves, they take a random hat from the ones remaining in a pile. Estimate the probability that at least person gets their own hat back.
p28. Estimate how many lattice points lie within the graph of .
p29. Consider all ordered pairs of integers with . Estimate how many such ordered pairs are relatively prime.
p30. Estimate how many times the letter “e” appears among all Guts Round questions.
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