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    Hanoi Open Mathematics Competition

    Individual Contest - Junior Section


    Time limit: 120 minutes
    Sample Questions

    Information:
     You are allowed 120 minutes to complete 10 questions in Section A to which only numerical
    answers are required, and 5 questions in Section B to which full solutions are required.
     Each one of Questions1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 is worth 5 points, and each one of Questions 6, 7,
    8, 9, and 10 is worth 10 points. No partial credits are given, and there are no penalties for
    incorrect answers. Each one of Question 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 is worth 15 points, and
    partial credits may be awarded.
     Diagrams shown may not be drawn to scale.

    Instructions:
     Write down your name, your contestant number and your team’s name in the space provided
    on the first page of the question paper.
     For Section A, enter your short answers in the provided space. For Section B, write down
    your full solutions.
     You must use either pencil or ball-point pen which is either black or blue.
     The instruments such as protractors, calculators and electronic devices are not allowed to
    use.
     At the end of the contest you must put the question papers in the envelope provided.

    Team: __________________ Name: _____________________________ No.:________ Score: ________

    For Juries Use Only


    Section A Section B
    No. Total Sign by
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
    Jury
    Score
    Section A.

    There are 10 questions. Fill in your answer in the space provided at the end of each

    question.

     2 2 2
     2
     2
    2017  2015  2013  2011  ... 3  1

    Question 1: Calculate 
    2
        1
    1008
    A. 2016. B. 2017. C. 2018. D. 2019. E. 2020.
    Question 2: Let ∆ABC be a triangle in which A  900, AB  AC , BC  36 cm. Draw rectangle

    MNPQ that M  AB, Q AC , N  BC , P  BC . The possibly largest area of rectangle MNPQ is

    A. 144. B. 169. C. 162. D. 146. E. 164.


    Question 3: The last two digits of the number 22016  32017  52018. is

    A. 12. B. 02. C. 04. D. 24. E. 16.


    Question 4: The function f (x ) has the following properties: f 1  1; f 2x   4 f x   6;

    f x  2  f x   12x  12. Find f 6.

    A. 10. B. 100. C. 46. D. 106. E. 10.

    Question 5: Given real numbers a,b satisfying


     3 2
    a  3ab  26
     3 .

    b  3a 2b  18

    Calculate the sum S  a 2  b 2


    3
    A. 2. B. 44 . C. 100 D. 10. E. 10.
    Question 6: Let b be the square of an odd integer. Find the smallest positive integer n such that
    n 3  2n 2  b,
    Answer: ____________________
    Question 7: Calculate the sum of all positive integers which are less than or equal to 114 and not
    divisible by 7.
    Answer: ____________________
    Question 8: Find all integers of three distinct digits such that the sum of all two-digit numbers made
    up of its 3 digits is equal to it.
    Answer: ____________________
    Question 9: Find the value of the expression

     1   1   1 
    P  1  .1  ...1  .
     1  2  1  2  3   1  2  3  ...  2017 

    Answer: ____________________

    Question 10: Find the smallest value of the expression

    P(x )  x 2018  2x 2017  3x 2016  ...  2018x  2020

    Answer: ____________________

    Section B.

    Answer the following 5 questions. Present your detailed solution in the space provided.

    Question 11: Solve the system of equations

    x x  3x  y   8


     2

    x  4x  6  y

    Solution:

    Answer: ____________________
    Question 12: Given positive real numbers x, y, z which together satisfy x 2  y 2  z 2  3.

    x y z 3
    Prove that:    .
    3  yz 3  zx 3  xy 2
    Solution:

    Answer: ____________________

    Question 13: Ho, Chi, and Minh participate in the HOMC exam organized by the Hanoi

    Mathematical Association in 2018. All three have a total score of 207. The greatest common
    divisor of Ho and Chi's scores is 15 and the greatest common divisor of Ho and Minh’s scores is 12.
    If the smallest common multiple of Chi and Minh scores is maximum, determine the score of each
    person.
    Solution:

    Answer: ____________________
    Question 14: Find all pairs of integers (x;y) such that

    x 2
     
     1 y 2  1  2 x  y 1  xy   4xy  9.

    Solution:

    Answer: ____________________

    Question 15: Find the area of a right triangle at A with perimeter 72 cm. The difference between

    the median line and the height derived from A is 7 cm.


    Solution:

    Answer: ____________________

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