The isosceles triangle has M, N at the midpoints of its equal sides. Two straight lines divide it into four regions with three areas 3,3,6 as shown. Find the fourth area.
The square ABCE has side 4 cm and the same area as triangle ECD. What is the distance from D to line g?
Editorial note: the printed labels conflict with the diagram. For this package, read the square as ABCD and the requested distance as E to line g. The original wording and diagram are retained; the solution explains the literal conflict.
Denis and Mary toss a coin. On heads Mary wins 2 candies from Denis; on tails Denis wins 3 from Mary. After 30 games both have their original candy counts. How many wins did Denis have?
A rectangle of length 6 cm encloses an equilateral triangular arrangement of touching circles as shown. Find the shortest distance between the grey circles.
In Billy’s room are four clocks, each slow or fast. The first is wrong by 2 minutes, the second by 3, the third by 4, and the fourth by 5. One day they read 6 minutes to 3,3 minutes to 3,2 minutes past 3, and 3 minutes past 3. What was the exact time? Editorial note: read these readings as an unordered list, not in numbered clock order.
Fill the twelve cells with numbers 1 through 9, so all row sums are equal and all column sums are equal. Some numbers are given. Find the shaded entry.
Kan, Ga, Roo finish in the top three. Four true predictions were: (1) Kan or Ga wins; (2) if Ga is second, Roo wins; (3) if Ga is third, Kan does not win; (4) Ga or Roo is second. Find the order.