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Middle School Elimination Tournament Round 4 5th Annual WSMA Math Bowl March 7th, 2015 This test material is copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association and may not be distributed or reproduced other than for nonprofit educational purposes without the expressed written permission of WSMA. www.wastudentmath.org.

Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 1 Find the roots of: 15 𝑥 2 −38𝑥+7 Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 2 Kunaal has a number 𝑥. If he multiplies it by 5, adds 2, multiplies by 5 again, then squares it, and finally multiplies it by 2, he gets 36450. What is the value of 2𝑥? Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 3 What is the angle, in degrees, formed by the minute and hour hands of an analog clock at 5:30 pm? Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 4 Find the product of the missing terms of the geometric sequence __, __, 27 64 , 81 256 , 243 1024 , 729 4096 Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2014 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 5 With the digits from 0 through 5 inclusive, how many 6 digit numbers could I make? Copyright © 2014 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 6 John the chemist is converting elements. Given that one aluminum equals three chromiums, four chromiums equal two bromines, six bromines equal eight fluorines, and two fluorines equal five germaniums, how many aluminums equal twenty germaniums? Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2014 by the Washington Student Math Association Problem 7 I have a right triangle ABC. If side length AB equals 𝑥, side length 𝐵𝐶=𝑥+31, and 𝐴𝐶= 𝐴𝐵+32, what is 𝑥? Copyright © 2014 by the Washington Student Math Association

Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association Extra Question What is the distance from the intersection of two angle bisectors to the third side of a triangle with lengths 2.5, 2.5, 3? Copyright © 2015 by the Washington Student Math Association