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    2017 Math League Summer

    MATHTournament
    LEAGUE PRESS
    P.O.17,
    Math League Press, P.O. Box BoxTenafly,
    17, Tenafly,
    New New Jersey07670-0017
    Jersey 07670-0017

    \ July, 2017 – Grades 5 & 6 Individual Questions


    Each question is worth 10 points. Calculators are PROHIBITED.
     

    1-1 (Time  Limit:  7  minutes)  In  2-1  (Time Limit: 7 minutes) The ages of five kids 


    the figure shown, the dis‐ are  five  consecutive  integers.  The  product 
    tance between any 2 adja‐ of the five consecutive integers is 720. How 
    cent  points,  horizontal  or  old is the oldest kid? 
    vertical,  is  1.  What  is  the   
    area of the quadrilateral? 2-2    (Time  Limit:  7  minutes)  Each  of  1000  cards 
      has  a  different  number  from  000  to  999. 
    1-2  (Time Limit: 7 minutes) After Al ate 1 slice of  Cards with a ones, a tens, or a hundreds di‐
    a 12‐slice pizza, he and Bob each ate 1 half‐ git greater than 5 are mine. The other cards 
    slice. What percent of the pizza did Al eat? are yours. How many of the cards are mine?
     
    1-3 (Time Limit: 7 minutes) 
    2-3 (Time  Limit:  7  minutes): I  gave  each  friend 
    In  the  figure shown,  
    28 coins, and I had 1 coin left over. If I had 
    every angle is a right  1 less friend, each would get an equal num‐ 
    angle. What’s the val‐ ber of coins (fewer than 50), and there’d  be 
    ue of X?  none left over. How many coins do I have?
     
    1-4  (Time  Limit:  7  minutes)  You  and  I  alternate  2-4  (Time  Limit:  7  minutes)  Reduce  116   943 117   
    taking 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 cards from  428 791  429
    a  pile  of  100  cards.  The  one  who  takes  the  to lowest terms. 
    last  card  wins.  If  you  go  first,  how  many   
    cards  must  you  take  on  your  first  turn  to  2-5  (Time Limit: 7 minutes) An ant crawls from A 
    assure a win with perfect subsequent play?  to B on a cube, as shown. 
      If the ant crawls along the 
    1-5  (Time  Limit:  7  minutes)  Swap  the  ones  and  cube’s  edge  and  passes 
    tens digits of a 2‐digit number to get a dif‐ through  each  vertex  of 
    ferent 2‐digit number. If the sum of the old  the  cube  exactly  once, 
    and new numbers is a perfect square, what  then  in  how  many  dif‐
    is  the  sum  of  all  positive  2‐digit  numbers  ferent ways can the ant crawl from A to B? 
    that have the property described above?   
      2-6  (Time Limit: 7 minutes) What is the area of an 
    1-6  (Time Limit: 7 minutes) Candles A and B are  equilateral  triangle  with  the  same  perimeter 
    equally long, and they burn down in 3 and  as a regular hexagon whose area is 360? 
    4  hours,  respectively.  If  they  are  lit  at  the   
    same  time,  then  after  how  many  minutes  2-7  (Time  Limit:  7  minutes)  Ten  people  decided 
    will candle B be twice as long as candle A?  to  start  a  club.  If  there  had  been  five more 
     
    in  the  group,  the  initial  expense  to  each 
    1-7  (Time Limit: 7 minutes) What is the value of 
    1 + 1  3 + 1  3  5 + . . . + 1  3  5   . . . + 59 ?  would  have  been  $100  less  What  was  the 
    3 5  7 7  9  11 61  63  65   . . . + 119 initial cost to each, in dollars? 
    Answers

    5-6 Individual
    Part 1
    #1-1. 21

    #1-2. 12.5 or 12.5%

    #1-3. 5

    #1-4. 1

    #1-5. 484

    #1-6. 144

    #1-7. 10

    Part 2
    #2-1. 6

    #2-2. 784

    #2-3. 841

    #2-4. 3/11

    #2-5. 6

    #2-6. 240

    #2-7. $300 

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