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2014 CTMCRelay Problems

This document contains 9 multi-part math word problems. The problems cover a range of topics including evaluating expressions, finding averages, determining unknown side lengths in geometric figures, finding greatest common divisors, and rewriting expressions. The problems include variables and require setting up and solving equations to determine values or measurements requested in the questions.

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2014 CTMCRelay Problems

This document contains 9 multi-part math word problems. The problems cover a range of topics including evaluating expressions, finding averages, determining unknown side lengths in geometric figures, finding greatest common divisors, and rewriting expressions. The problems include variables and require setting up and solving equations to determine values or measurements requested in the questions.

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irwansyah
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0 (a). Evaluate 2 × 0 + 1 × 4.

0 (b). Let t be TNYWR.


The average of the list of five numbers 13, 16, 10, 15, 11 is m.
The average of the list of four numbers 16, t, 3, 13 is n.
What is the value of m − n?

0 (c). Let t be TNYWR.


The lines with equations y = 12 and y = 2x + t intersect at the point (a, b). What is the
value of a?
 
1 1 1 1
1 (a). Evaluate 1 + 1 − 1 .
2 9 6 5

1 (b). Let t be TNYWR.


Determine the positive integer x that satisfies 2 : m : t = m : 32 : x.

1 (c). Let t be TNYWR.


In the diagram, C lies on AE and AB = BC = CD. If ∠CDE = t◦ , ∠DEC = (2t)◦ , and
∠BCA = ∠BCD = x◦ , determine the measure of ∠ABC.
D

B t˚

x˚
x˚ (2t)˚
A E
C
2 (a). Suppose that a and b are positive integers with 2a × 3b = 324.
Evaluate 2b × 3a .

2 (b). Let t be TNYWR.


Three siblings share a box of chocolates that contains t pieces. Sarah eats 13 of the total
number of chocolates and Andrew eats 38 of the total number of chocolates. Cecily eats the
remaining chocolates in the box. How many more chocolates does Sarah eat than Cecily
eats?

2 (c). Let t be TNYWR.


In the diagram, the vertices of rectangle ABCD lie on a circle. B
Diagonal AC is a diameter of the circle and has length t. If
CD = 2AD, find the area of the shaded region, and write C
b
your answer in the form aπ − with a, b, c positive integers
c
and with b and c having no common positive divisor larger
than 1. t

D
3 (a). What is the greatest common divisor of the three integers 36, 45 and 495?

3 (b). Let t be TNYWR. t


In the diagram, all line segments meet at right angles. If the
perimeter of the given shape is 162 units, what is the value
of k? 2k
k

3t k/2

2t

3t
4k
3k / 2

3t
3 (c). Let t be TNYWR.
The expression (tx + 3)3 can be re-written in the form ax3 + bx2 + cx + d for some positive
integers a, b, c, d. Determine the value of the largest of a, b, c, and d.

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