Five people A, B, C, D and E are represented by five points. Among any three people, there are two who know one another, represented by a red segment, and two who do not know one another, represented by a blue segment. Which diagram represents the following statement: “The whole group can sit around a circular table so that each person sits between all the people that person knows”?
A school notice reports that 60% of the teachers cycle to school, amounting to 45 teachers. Only 12% of the teachers travel to school in their own cars. How many teachers is that?
A book has 100 pages, with exactly one sentence on each page. Page 1 says “This book contains exactly 1 false sentence.” Page 2 says “This book contains exactly 2 false sentences.” This continues to page 100, which says “This book contains exactly 100 false sentences.” On which page is the book’s only true sentence?
Nora notices that in 2016 her age is three times the number formed by the last two digits of her birth year. When she tells her older relative, she notices the same property holds for that relative’s age. What is the difference between their ages?
Editorial note: As in the source solution, use calendar-year ages and the intended birth centuries, with Nora born in the 2000s and her older relative in the 1900s.
A cube has edge length 1 m. An ant wants to walk along its edges, starting at a vertex, without using any edge more than once. It may visit a vertex more than once. What is the greatest distance it can walk?
Nine houses stand along one side of Deer Road. Each house contains at least two people, and no two neighbouring houses together contain more than ten people. What is the greatest total number of people in the nine houses?
Points $A,B,C,D$ lie on the sides of square $KLMN$ as shown. Point $O$ is its centre. Given $OA\perp OB$, $OC\perp OD$ and $LM=2$, what is the grey area?
In the figure, $\angle A_1CA_2=7^\circ$. Segments $CA_1,A_1A_2,A_2A_3,\ldots$ all have equal lengths. What is the maximum possible number of such segments?
Original printed choices: A) 10; B) 11; C) 12; D) 13; E) Infinitely many
Editorial task: Resolve the printed question, explain any source inconsistency, and distinguish the literal result from a corrected or intended interpretation.
At the Winnie-the-Pool honey shop, jars now cost 60% more than before, while honey costs 60% less than before. The current cost of the jar equals the current cost of its honey. How has the combined cost of jar and honey changed?
Right triangle ABC has sides AB = 6 cm, AC = 8 cm and BC = 10 cm. Point I lies inside the triangle and is equally distant from all three sides. Find its distance from AB.
Points $M$ and $N$ lie on sides $AD$ and $DC$ of square $ABCD$. Segments $BN,BM,AN,CM$ divide it into eight regions of areas $S_1,S_2,\ldots,S_8$ as shown. Which sum below equals $S_8$?