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Find the next number in the sequence below.
4, 7, 13, 22, 34, ___
Editorial pattern convention: continue the simple pattern of successive differences.
In Mathematics, the product of the first n whole numbers starting from 1 is written as \(n!=1\times2\times3\times\cdots\times n\). For example, \(2!=1\times2\) and \(7!=1\times2\times3\times4\times5\times6\times7\). The number of hours in September can be written as n!. Find n.
Adam can travel from City A to City B by a bus, a train or a plane. To get from City B to Town C, he can hire a taxi, rent a car, a motorcycle or a bicycle. There is no direct transportation from City A to Town C. How many ways can Adam travel from City A to Town C?
Count one choice for each of the two legs A to B and B to C; no detours or repeated legs.
The big square on the right is made up of 8 identical rectangles and 1 small square. The width of each rectangle is 2 cm and the area of the small square is 64 square cm. Find the perimeter, in cm, of the big square.
Input: enter a whole number using digits only, without units. Leading zeroes from the paper answer grid may be omitted.
Some children are in a summer camp. If the children are divided into groups of 7, then each child will be in a group. If the children are divided into groups of 9, then 2 children will be left out. What is the smallest possible number of children in the summer camp?
Input: enter a whole number using digits only, without units. Leading zeroes from the paper answer grid may be omitted.
The following bar chart shows the amount of money Mary spent, in dollars, in the first 5 days of the last week. All horizontal lines are equally spaced. The day with the second highest amount and the day with the lowest amount differ by 60 dollars. On the following Saturday, Mary spent \(1/5\) of the total amount spent from Monday to Friday. How much did she spend on Saturday?
Input: enter a whole number using digits only, without units. Leading zeroes from the paper answer grid may be omitted.