Thanks to a boy mathlete who tried these problems and e-mail me for feedback.
Please try these problems first before reading the explanations. :D
#25 : Three employees split a bonus valued at some number of dollars. Arman first receives
#27: For a particular list of four distinct integers the mean, median and range have the same value. If the least integer in the list is 10, what is the greatest value for an integer in the list?
#29: There are two values of x such that
Target #8 : Four congruent circles of radius 2 cm intersect with their centers at intersection points as shown. What is the area of the shaded region? Express your answer in terms of π.
#25 : It's easier if you go backward and use inverse operations to solve this question.
(25 + 3) *2 = 56 and 56 + 10 = 66, which is
what is left after
#27: Let the average be x and the three other numbers be a, b, c and
The least number is 10 (given), so
Substitute (2) and (3) to equation one and you have
#28 : Let
We then have either
or
Their positive difference is
Target #8 : Thanks to a 5th grader girl mathlete's solution:
or check out another solution from me:
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