AwesomeMath Test C
March 16 – March 28, 2024
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DEADLINE: Thursday, March 28, 2024, 5:00 PM CT
INSTRUCTIONS
• Students who wish to take Level 1 & Level 2 classes must submit solutions to Part I only.
• Students who wish to take Level 3 & Level 4 classes must submit solutions to Part II only.
• Only one test and one part (Part I or Part II) will be graded per student. Do NOT submit solutions to Part I
and then additional solutions to Part II as a separate submission.
• Students accepted for Level 1 and Level 2 will not be able to take Level 3 and 4 classes, however students
accepted for Level 3 and 4 are allowed to switch to lower-level classes if it turns out that their initial
classes are too difficult.
• This test is not timed, therefore, do not rush. Show us your best work. Your solutions will be evaluated
against mathematical experience and any math competition test scores provided on your application.
• We want you to have a positive and successful experience at our camps, therefore your work should be
yours and yours alone. The purpose of the test is to ensure that you are placed in classes that fit your level
and skills. If you consult outside resources (other people or online), then you are compromising your ability
to succeed in our challenging program.
• Do not be discouraged if you cannot solve all the questions. We want to see the solutions you come up
with no matter how many problems you solve. Some of the problems involve complex mathematical ideas,
but all of them can be solved using only elementary techniques, admittedly combined in clever ways.
• Include all significant steps in your reasoning and computation. We are interested in your ability to
present your work, so unsupported answers will receive less credit than well-reasoned progress towards a
solution without a correct answer.
• In this document, you will find an answer sheet. Print out or make several copies of the blank answer
sheet. Fill out the top of each answer sheet as you go. Start each problem on a new answer sheet.
• You may handwrite or type your solutions. If you type your solutions, your answer sheets should still
include the same information as shown on the test packet answer sheets (9-digit UIN, First and Last Name,
Problem #, etc.)
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Part I Part II
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· UPLOAD your solutions file in accordance with the directions provided on your student dashboard.
· Your solutions must be submitted as a single pdf document. Do NOT submit test solutions as individual pages.
· DO NOT email us your solutions as it will significantly delay receipt and grading of your solutions.
· Students who wish to take Level 1 & Level 2 classes must submit solutions to Part I only
· Students who wish to take Level 3 & Level 4 classes must submit solutions to Part II only
· Only one test and one part (Part I or Part II) will be graded per student. Do NOT submit solutions to Part I and
then submit additional solutions to Part II.
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Test C
March 16 – 28, 2024
Part I Levels 1 & 2
1. Find all 4-tuples (p,q,r,s) of primes such that
p2 + q2 + 4r2 + 6s2 = 2024.
2. Find the least positive integer n for which n4
4−2024n2 + 1 is a product of four primes, not
necessarily distinct.
3. Two lotteries each draw balls marked 1 through n. The first draws 6 out of the n balls and the
second 5 out of n. Playing the same number of tickets at one drawing, the odds of hitting the
jackpot at the second lottery is 10 times bigger than at the first. Find n.
4. Write 2·20243 as
ab·bc·cd·de·ef·fg·gh
and 3·20243 as
pq·qr·rs·st·tu·uv·vw,
where xy is the two-digit number whose digits are x and y.
5. For some positive integer n, in the equality
10n
k=2
k−2 +
k2
−k+ 1
=
(10n + 1)!
100...01 ,
the denominator of the fraction in the right-hand side has 2024 zeros. Find n.
6. Let nbe a positive integer such that 6n2 has precisely 2024 positive divisors and 4n2 has precisely
2025 positive divisors. Find n.
7. Let ABC be a triangle with AB= AC and area 2024. Point P lies on base BC and Q and R
are the orthogonal projections of P onto AB and AC, respectively. Given that PQ+ PR = 22,
evaluate BC.
8. Solve in integers the equation
x2
−15 min(x,y) + y2 = 2024.
9. Let ABC be a triangle with AB= AC = 2024 for which there is a point D on side BC such that
AD= 1981 and |BD−CD|= 1846. Evaluate ∠BAC.
10. Solve the equation
(16x−{x})⌊x⌋= 2024,
where ⌊x⌋and {x}are the greatest integer less than or equal to x and the fractional part of x,
respectively.
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Part II Levels 3 & 4
1. Solve in prime numbers the equation
p3 + 2q+ r3 = 2024.
2. Let ak = k2
−78k+ 2028, k= 1,2,3,.... Evaluate
a1
+
a2
+···+
a77
3. Solve in integers the equation
x2 + 2yz y2 + 2zx z2 + 2xy min(x,y,z) = 2024.
4. Find the least positive integer n such that S(n−1)S(n+ 1) = 2024, where S(N) is the sum of
the digits of N.
5. Let a and b be real numbers for which there is an integer n such that a3 + nab+ b3 = 107 and
9 a2
−ab+ b2 + n(n+ 3(a+ b)) = 2024
n−3(a+ b).
Find n.
6. Let a∈ 0,
π
such that
sin2 acos2 a+ csc2 2a= 2024.
Given that cos 4a = m√n−p, where m, n, p are positive integers and n is square-free, find
m+ n+ p.
7. Solve in real numbers the system of equations
xy+ z+ w= 50, yz+ w+ x= 90, zw+ x+ y= 184, wx+ y+ z = 2024.
8. Quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed in a circle with center O. Given that AB = 13, BC = 23,
CD= 35, and 39AC = 25BD, evaluate ∠AOD.
9. In the rectangular box ABCDA′B′C′D′
, AB = 2024, AA′ + BD = 2074, and A′D = 102. Find
the volume of the rectangular box.
10. Solve the equation
45 2x−{x}2
= ⌊x⌋2 + 2024,
where ⌊x⌋and {x}denote the integer part and the fractional part of x, respectively.
