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(#M40156479) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION maths Keep an EYE

2+2=4
3+3=9
4+4=16
6+6= ?

Asked In Maths olympiad nilesh makwana (9 years ago)

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(#M40154110) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION 3 digit number whose sums 18 and is divisibility Keep an EYE

who are the 3 digit numbers that sum 18 and are divisible by 13 and 4

Asked In Maths olympiad Nikolce (10 years ago)

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(#M40005172) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION Miscellaneous Keep an EYE

Q. A palindrome is a positive integer that is the same when read forwards or backwards. Find the difference between the smallest three digit palindrome and the largest three digit palindrome

Asked In Maths Olympiad Sanjana Patnaik (13 years ago)

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(#M40005173) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION Miscellaneous Keep an EYE

Q. A and B Start from two places X and Y respectively, that are 60km apart. If A and B travel at uniform speed of 80km and 20km per hour respectively, and return back immediately to their respective places after reaching Y and X respectively, then how often and what distance from X, shall they meet.

Asked In Maths Olympiad Sanjana Patnaik (13 years ago)

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(#M40005175) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION Miscellaneous Keep an EYE

Q. Find for how many positive integers n with n

Asked In Maths Olympiad Sanjana Patnaik (13 years ago)

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(#M40005178) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION Miscellaneous Keep an EYE

Q. Begin with any two-digit positive integers and multiply the two digit together. If the result product in a two-digit number, then repeat the process. When this process is repeated, all two digit numbers will eventually become a single digit number. Once a product results in a single digit, the process stops.

a) Beginning with number 68, determine the no. of steps required for the process to stop
b)Determine all two digit numbers for which the process stops at 8 after 2 steps.
c) Determine all two digit no. for which the process stops at 4
d) Determine a two digit number for which the process stops after 4 steps

Asked In Maths Olympiad Sanjana Patnaik (13 years ago)

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(#M40033725) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION solve Keep an EYE

MMMMDCCI+MMMMDCCCI=?

Asked In Maths Olympiad pranshu goyal (11 years ago)

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(#M40033389) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION solve Keep an EYE

If Jain is able to save Rs 650000 in a month,how many months will he take to save Rs 91000000?

Asked In Maths Olympiad pranshu goyal (11 years ago)

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(#M40033154) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION simplify Keep an EYE

If n is less than 1000000 then find the sum of
2+4+8+16+32+64+128+........+n

Asked In Maths Olympiad Harsh Poddar (11 years ago)

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(#M40156323) MATHS OLYMPIAD QUESTION CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS Keep an EYE

CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

Asked In Maths olympiad Aastha singh (9 years ago)

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