Point `O` is the origin and point `A(−3, 1)`. Point `A` is reflected over the x-axis to point `B`. Find the area of triangle `AOB`.
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Question No. 2
A circle has radius 4 and perpendicular diameters `bar (AC)` and `bar (BD)`. Find the area of the shaded region.
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Question No. 3
Point `M` is the midpoint of `OA`, where `O` is the origin and `A(2, 5)`. Point `P (p, q)` is in the first quadrant and on the perpendicular bisector of `OA`. If `PM = AM`, find `p + q`.
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Question No. 4
The sum of the prime factors of `2025` is `3+3+3+3+5+5=22`.
`22` is not prime, so we continue. The sum of the prime factors of `22` is `2+11=13`.
`13` is prime, so we can say `13` is the rootprime of `2025`.
How many of the years since `2010` inclusive until now (`2025`) have a rootprime of `5`?
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Question No. 5
A small country has exactly 15 cities, with no 3 cities on the same straight line. Straight roads joining each pair of cities are constructed. Find the number of roads.
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Question No. 6
The first term of an arithmetic sequence is 1 and the fourth term is 13. Find the tenth term.
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Question No. 7
Suppose `F(n)` represents the number of positive factors of the integer `n`. For example, `F(8) = 4`, since the factors of `8` are `1, 2, 4,` and `8`. Find `F(168)`.
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Question No. 8
Consider the following rule to determine the terms of a sequence:
1. The first term is 20.
2. If a term, `x`, is even, then the next term is `1/2x`.
3. If a term, `x`, is odd, then the next term is `3x + 1`.
Find the value of the 900 th term.
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Question No. 9
Let `X` be a 2-digit number and let `Y` be the number with the digits reversed. Find the 2-digit number that satisfies `3X − 4Y = 8`.
Note: `7!` (called seven factorial) is equivalent to `7xx6xx5xx4xx3xx2xx1`, similarly `4! =4xx3xx2xx1`.
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Question No. 11
A Mersenne prime number is one of the form `m=2^p − 1` where `m` is prime. The number `2^44497 − 1` is a Mersenne Prime. What is its units digit?
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Question No. 12
Alysha spends five weeks training for a distance race. After keeping track of the number of hours for the five weeks, Alysha notices the following: a. The first week she trained 2 more hours than the average for all five weeks. b. On the second week, she trained for 36 hours. c. On the third week, she trained 7 more hours than the average of the first two weeks. d. On the fourth week, she trained 8 hours less than the average of weeks two and three. e. On the fifth week, she trained 2 hours less than the fourth week. How many hours did Alysha train for in total over the five weeks?