Exploring 1999 State Mathcounts Sprint 20
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- This is a classic example of a non-traditional application of the d = rt equation used in distance problems.
- This a complicated problem about the surface area of a cube.
- This problem looks at the volume of two different cylinders.
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- This problem uses exponential rules and looks at the units digit of a large power.
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I refer to these problems as "worst case scenario" problems and they are classic math competition problems. This problem looks at rectangles, area, and congruent triangles. This looks at the graphs of absolute values and the area of a quadrilateral. This is a classic math competition problem that looks at equally space numbers around a table.
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