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VTMO 2020 — Grade 6 — vtmo

Question 1

Fahrenheit and Celsius satisfy $F = 9 \frac{C}{5} + 32$. Convert $77 ^{\circ} F$ to $^{\circ} C$.
  1. $25$
  2. $27$
  3. $29$
  4. $32$
  5. $35$

Question 2

A digital clock displays $HH : MM$ from $00 : 00$ to $23 : 59$. How many daily displays contain exactly two $2 s$ and two $0 s$?
  1. $4$
  2. $5$
  3. $6$
  4. $7$
  5. $8$

Question 3

Use $2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7$ once each to form two numbers. Find their least positive difference.
  1. $45$
  2. $47$
  3. $48$
  4. $49$
  5. $56$

Question 4

De Morgan $\left(1806 \text{--} 1871\right)$ says“I $am x$ years old in year $x^{2}$”. Find $x$.
  1. $43$
  2. $42$
  3. $41$
  4. $44$
  5. $45$

Question 5

Write eight consecutive natural numbers on a cube’s eight vertices. What maximum number of edges have an odd sum of endpoints?

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  1. $4$
  2. $6$
  3. $8$
  4. $10$
  5. $12$

Question 6

Divide a two-digit number by its digit sum. Find the largest possible remainder.
  1. $13$
  2. $14$
  3. $15$
  4. $16$
  5. $17$

Question 7

An empty $4000$-liter tank fills at $20$ liters/minute. After $20$ minutes it leaks $2$ liters/minute while pumping continues. Find total filling time.
  1. $220$
  2. $200$
  3. $230$
  4. $240$
  5. $250$

Question 8

Split $70$ candies among six students with distinct positive counts. What is the minimum possible largest count?
  1. $13$
  2. $14$
  3. $15$
  4. $16$
  5. $17$

Question 9

An completes $n$ problems with some wrong. Correcting two wrong answers makes $76 \%$ correct; discarding those two makes $75 \%$ correct. Find $n$.
  1. $40$
  2. $50$
  3. $45$
  4. $48$
  5. $56$

Question 10

Use integers $1 \text{--} 32$ once each to form $16$ fractions. What maximum number can be integers?
  1. $11$
  2. $12$
  3. $13$
  4. $14$
  5. $15$

Question 11

Buying a watch at $40 \%$ off leaves mother $16$; at full price she would be short $4$. Find its full price. The source English paragraph instead prints $30 \%$, conflicting with VI $40 \%$.

Question 12

The pictured $T$-shaped structure comprises equal small cubes. How many single-cube removals preserve its surface area?

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Question 13

Find the digit sum of $999999999^{2}$, where the base has nine $9 s$.

Question 14

A runner and cyclist start together around a lake in the same direction. The cyclist is seven times faster. Mark every meeting position. How many distinct positions occur?

Question 15

Find the smallest prime that can be expressed as a sum of two primes, and also as sums of three, four, and five distinct primes.

Question 16

$A = 14 \,\mathrm{cm}$ square contains an inscribed circle, which contains an inscribed smaller square as pictured. Find the shaded area outside the smaller square.

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Question 17

Fill $a = 4 \times 5$ grid with $0 , 1 , 2$ so each row and column sum is divisible by $3$. What maximum number of $1 s$ is possible?

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Question 18

Five teams play a single round robin: win $3$, draw $1$, loss $0$. At some point all five have distinct positive scores. What minimum number of matches has been played?

Question 19

Vinh and Khang know only their own scores, natural numbers at most $20$. Vinh:“Our product is surely even.” Khang:“It is surely divisible by $20$.” Vinh:“Our scores differ and sum above $20$.” Khang:“I cannot determine yours, but our average exceeds mine.” Vinh:“I know yours, and our difference is divisible by $3$.” Khang:“Now I know yours.” Find Vinh’s score.

Question 20

Nine congruent rectangles are arranged as illustrated within a square of side $23$. Find one rectangle’s perimeter.

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