$O$ is the center of the circle, $AC$ is a diameter of length 24 inches, and $B$ lies on the circle. Chord $AB$ equals the radius. Find the length of the minor arc $AB$, in inches.
A circular table has diameter 12 feet. Two people choose seats randomly on its circumference. What is the probability that they are at least 6 feet apart? Clarification: positions are independent and uniform, and distance means straight-line distance.
Two upright poles $AB$ and $CD$ are 6 feet and 4 feet tall. Tight ropes join the top of each pole to the foot of the other and intersect at $K$. What is the height of $K$ above the level ground?
A dart lands uniformly at random inside the larger circle $C_2$, whose diameter is 9 inches. The concentric shaded circle $C_1$ has diameter 3 inches. What is the probability of landing in $C_1$?
Two force vectors $\vec u=\overrightarrow{AF_1}$ and $\vec v=\overrightarrow{AF_2}$ act on an object at $A$. Find the resultant vector $\vec u+\vec v$ from the unit grid.
Adam and Bob play a best-of-five chess match: the first to win three rounds wins. Adam wins each round with probability 0.6 and Bob with probability 0.4. Find the probability that Bob wins the match, rounded to two decimal places. Assume independent rounds and no draws.
Let $S=A+B+C$, where each of $A,B,C$ is randomly chosen from $\{1,3,5,7\}$. Find the probability that $S=11$. Clarification: the choices are independent and uniform, with repetition allowed.
In base ten, $923=9\cdot10^2+2\cdot10+3$. In base five the digits are $\{0,1,2,3,4\}$, so $321_5=3\cdot5^2+2\cdot5+1$. What is the base-five representation of the decimal number 237? Source note: the original list of decimal digits accidentally omits 6; the full list is $\{0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9\}$.
Adam, Beth, Carla and David are seated randomly around a round table. Let $p$ be the probability that Beth and David sit next to each other. Find $30p$.