Level Three Countdown Round Everyone Versus Andrew.

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Level Three Countdown Round Everyone Versus Andrew

Question 1 At Rocket Dogs, four hot dogs and three orders of fries cost $9. Six hot dogs and five orders of fries cost $14. What is the total cost of one hot dog and one order of fries?

Question 1 At Rocket Dogs, four hot dogs and three orders of fries cost $9. Six hot dogs and five orders of fries cost $14. What is the total cost of one hot dog and one order of fries? Answer : $2.50

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Question 2 What is the units digit of the product : 1 × 3 × 5 × 7 × 9 ×... × 2013?

Question 2 What is the units digit of the product : 1 × 3 × 5 × 7 × 9 ×... × 2013? Answer : 5

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Question 3 If a + b − 4z = 500 and a + b + 6z = 1200, what is the value of a + b?

Question 3 If a + b − 4z = 500 and a + b + 6z = 1200, what is the value of a + b? Answer : 780

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Question 5 If three painters can paint three houses in three days, how many days does it take one painter to paint two houses ?

Question 5 If three painters can paint three houses in three days, how many days does it take one painter to paint two houses ? Answer : 6 days

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Question 6 What is the units digit of the sum … ?

Question 6 What is the units digit of the sum … ? Answer : 5

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Question 7 The eighth term of an arithmetic sequence is ten times the first term, and the third term of the sequence is 50. What is the first term of the sequence?

Question 7 The eighth term of an arithmetic sequence is ten times the first term, and the third term of the sequence is 50. What is the first term of the sequence? Answer : 14

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Question 9 If (m + n) k − 3 = m 6 + 6m 5 n + 15m 4 n m 3 n m 2 n 4 + 6mn 5 + n 6, what is the value of k?

Question 9 If (m + n) k − 3 = m 6 + 6m 5 n + 15m 4 n m 3 n m 2 n 4 + 6mn 5 + n 6, what is the value of k? Answer : 9

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Question 10 A bag contains only red and black marbles. Originally the ratio of the black marbles to red marbles was 4:5. After 18 black marbles were added, the ratio of black marbles to red marbles became 5:4. How many marbles were in the bag originally?

Question 10 A bag contains only red and black marbles. Originally the ratio of the black marbles to red marbles was 4:5. After 18 black marbles were added, the ratio of black marbles to red marbles became 5:4. How many marbles were in the bag originally? Answer : 72 marbles

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Question 11 If Connie has a mean score of 84 out of 100 points for five tests, what is the lowest possible test score she could have received?

Question 11 If Connie has a mean score of 84 out of 100 points for five tests, what is the lowest possible test score she could have received? Answer : 20 points

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Question 13 What is the largest three-digit positive integer with exactly three positive factors?

Question 13 What is the largest three-digit positive integer with exactly three positive factors? Answer : 961

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Question 14 Using four of the five digits 1, 5, 6, 8 and 9, how many four-digit odd numbers can be formed, with no repeated digits?

Question 14 Using four of the five digits 1, 5, 6, 8 and 9, how many four-digit odd numbers can be formed, with no repeated digits? Answer : 72 odd numbers

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Question 15 What is the units digit of the product 2 × ?

Question 15 What is the units digit of the product 2 × ? Answer : 2

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Question 16 Diana’s weekly paycheck is 15% less than Barbara’s paycheck. Dianna’s and Barbara’s paychecks have a combined total $740. How much is Dianna’s paycheck, in dollars?

Question 16 Diana’s weekly paycheck is 15% less than Barbara’s paycheck. Dianna’s and Barbara’s paychecks have a combined total $740. How much is Dianna’s paycheck, in dollars? Answer : $340

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Question 17 What is the least positive integer n, for which there are positive integers x and y such that x 2 + y 3 = n and n > 60?

Question 17 What is the least positive integer n, for which there are positive integers x and y such that x 2 + y 3 = n and n > 60? Answer : 63

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Question 18 How many positive integers are a factor of 7! but not a factor of 6! ?

Question 18 How many positive integers are a factor of 7! but not a factor of 6! ? Answer : 30 integers

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Question 19 Anne was absent for the last algebra test. Her 19 classmates had a class average of exactly 77 points on this test. How many points must Anne score on this test to raise the class average by exactly one point?

Question 19 Anne was absent for the last algebra test. Her 19 classmates had a class average of exactly 77 points on this test. How many points must Anne score on this test to raise the class average by exactly one point? Answer : 97 points

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Question 20 Four sets of lights surround a baseball field. The field is sufficiently lit when at least two of the sets are on. In how many different ways can lights be turned on so that the field is sufficiently lit?

Question 20 Four sets of lights surround a baseball field. The field is sufficiently lit when at least two of the sets are on. In how many different ways can lights be turned on so that the field is sufficiently lit? Answer : 11 ways

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Question 21 Bart played a game in which he could score either 9 or 14 points on each turn. If Bart scored exactly 100 points, on how many turns did he score 9 points?

Question 21 Bart played a game in which he could score either 9 or 14 points on each turn. If Bart scored exactly 100 points, on how many turns did he score 9 points? Answer : 8 turns

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