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MATHCOUNTS
1996-97
I National Competition I
Sprint Round
Problems 1--30
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any other aids during this round. Calculations may be
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done on scratch paper. All answers must be complete,
legible, and simplified to lowest terms. Record only final
answers
in the blanks in the i‘ight—hancl column of the
competition booklet. If you complete the problems before
time is called, use the remaining time to cheek your
answers.
What is the sum of all possible digits which could fill the
blank in 47,__21 so that the resulting five—digit number is
divisible by 3?
11. The length and width of a given rectangle are 3 cm and 11.
4 cm, respectively. A square is formed by using a diagonal
of the rectangle as a side. Then, a circle is circumscribed
about the square. How many square cm are in the area of
the circle? Express your answer as a common fraction in
terms of 7r.
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15. The points A(~—5,5), B(2,6) and C(—-2,2) are the vertices
of a triangle in a coordinate plane. What is the number of
square units in the area of AABC?
16. In how many three—digit integers is a 5 either the tens digit, 16.
the units digit, or both?
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gives Nancy $10, they have the same amount of money.
If Bill 17.
When Nancy gives Bill $10 instead, Bill has twice as much
as Nancy. How many dollars do they have together?
A, A, B, A, B, C. A, B, do, A, B, c, D,E,
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26. The
album to
50%
order?
more
give
than he
digits 1,2,3,
his friends.
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copies of his favorite rock star’s latest
He ordered 4 CD’s and
additional tapes. The price of a CD was double the price
of a tape. Wlien the order arrived, the number of CD5 had
been interchanged with the number of tapes. The bill was
expected. How many tapes did John
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30. What integer 72, has the property that 595 is greater than 7'2,