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    Mock ARML Team: Author: Problem Writing Club

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    The document contains 10 math problems along with their answers. It was authored by the Problem Writing Club on April 2, 2014 for a mock ARML (American Regions Math League) team. The problems involve topics like solving equations, computing greatest integer functions, finding maximum number of regions divided by circles on a plane, infinite series, tiling problems, and finding roots of functions.

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    Mock ARML Team: Author: Problem Writing Club

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    The document contains 10 math problems along with their answers. It was authored by the Problem Writing Club on April 2, 2014 for a mock ARML (American Regions Math League) team. The problems involve topics like solving equations, computing greatest integer functions, finding maximum number of regions divided by circles on a plane, infinite series, tiling problems, and finding roots of functions.

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    The document contains 10 math problems along with their answers. It was authored by the Problem Writing Club on April 2, 2014 for a mock ARML (American Regions Math League) team. The problems involve topics like solving equations, computing greatest integer functions, finding maximum number of regions divided by circles on a plane, infinite series, tiling problems, and finding roots of functions.

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    The document contains 10 math problems along with their answers. It was authored by the Problem Writing Club on April 2, 2014 for a mock ARML (American Regions Math League) team. The problems involve topics like solving equations, computing greatest integer functions, finding maximum number of regions divided by circles on a plane, infinite series, tiling problems, and finding roots of functions.

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    Mock ARML Team

    Author:
    Problem Writing
    Club

    April 2, 2014

    Mock ARML Team

    Spring 2014

    Problem Writing Club

    Problem 1
    arctan 3 + arctan 4 = arctan x. Compute the value of x.

    Problem 2

    Compute the value of 2014 + (b 2014c 1 + b 3 2014c 1 + ...). (bxc denotes


    the greatest integer less than or equal to x).

    Problem 3
    Convex quadrilateral ABCD exists such that AD = 7, CD = 9, BC = 11,
    and AB = 13. There exists a point E on AD such that CE AD. Diagonals
    AC and BD intersect at F and CE intersects BD at G. 6 ECD = 38 ,
    6 BAC = 7 , 6 BCA = 1 6 GEA. If AF = F B, and CF = F D, compute the
    2
    value of AC.

    Problem 4
    Let p(x) = x3 6x2 +9x4. The range of , for which is real and p(x) =
    has only one solution, is the set (, a) (b, ). Find the value of
    a + b.

    Problem 5
    The Fibonacci sequence is a sequence that is defined as: F0 = 0, F1 = 1, Fn =
    Fn1 + Fn2 . A cool-sumish set is a subset of 1, 2, ..., 2013, such that the sum
    of the elements is equal to F2014 1. Let be the number of cool-sumish
    sets. Compute the value of .

    Problem 6
    2014 circles are drawn on the plane. Let N be the maxmimum number of
    regions that the 2014 circles can divide the plane. Find the number of divisors
    of N . Note that 506773 is prime.
    1

    Mock ARML Team

    Spring 2014

    Problem Writing Club

    Problem 7
    Let the set a0 , a1 , a2 , a3 be the root of a4 2014a+1. Let x be max(a0 , a1 , a2 , a3 ),
    where max(b0 , b1 , ...) returns the largest value of b0 , b1 , .... Compute the value
    1
    of b x3 2014
    c. (bxc denotes the greatest integer less than or equal to x).

    Problem 8
    Compute

    P
    =2014

    )
    (2014

    Problem 9
    There exists a 2014 2015 rectangle on the cartesian plane, with one corner
    being (0, 0), and the other at (2014, 2015). Define a Swag-tile as a 1 2 tile.
    A monster comes and decides to destroy a pair of squares (remove a pair of
    squares). Let k be the number of ways the monster can do this such that
    you
    can still tile the rest of the region with Swag-tiles. Compute the value
    of b kc. (bxc denotes the greatest integer less than or equal to x).

    Problem 10
    Let f = lnx. Let the equation of a function g is sin(f )+2sin( 2 3f )sin(2f ).
    Bob graphs this equation on a paper that extends indefinitely. Let S be the
    set of all , where > 1, that are roots of g. Let find(x,S) be the function
    that finds the xth smallest element in the set of S, and if there is no such
    k
    element, it returns 2014. If e m = find(2014,S), find the value of k + m.

    Mock ARML Team

    Spring 2014

    Answers
    7
    11
    2082

    194
    5
    1007
    8
    13

    1)
    2)
    3)
    4)
    5)
    6)
    7)
    2014
    8) 2013
    9) 2029105
    10)2019

    Problem Writing Club

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