SMO 2016 Open Round 2 List
Cut off for Rd 2 ~13
SMO 2016 Open Questions
SMO 2016 (Open Section) Answers
1. 48
2. 6
3. 1007
4. 2145
5. 11
6. 1017
7. 9
8. 2018
9. 4032
10. 10
11. 4
12. 2
13. 946
14. 2017
15. 147
16. 4030
17. 71
18. 625
19. 48
20. 5
21. 48
22. 625
23. 100
24. 12
25. 25
For previous years' cut off points to special round, please refer to an old blog post here.
is the answer for 6 1017?
ReplyDeleteshouldnt the answer for 12 114?
ReplyDeleteFor question 12, the answer is 2 because sin x = x only if x is small and is in radians.
Deletei am doubtful about the answer for qn19
ReplyDeleteShouldn't 8 be 2018? X can't be 1009
ReplyDeleteIsn't question 8 answer 2018, question 16 answer 8063 and question 19 answer 48?
ReplyDeleteqn16 is 4030 as the function can be (2x-1)+x(x-1)(x-2)...(x-2015)
Deletequestion 8 cannot be 2019 since x cannot be 1009 but can be any integer between 0 to 2018 other than that.
ReplyDeleteQ8 is 2019.
ReplyDeleteRHS = 1
x can be any integer between 0 to 2018.
There are 2019 integer solutions.
Question 8 should be 2017, since both 1009 and 1004 are invalid.
ReplyDelete1004 works.....
ReplyDelete1004 does not work.
ReplyDeleteFor q18 shouldn't the answer be 5 since 1000=8*125 so (1*3*...*2017)/1000=(1*3*...*123*127*129*...*2017)/8 which gives a remainder of 5?
ReplyDelete1*3*5*...*2017 is congruent to 0 (mod 625) and 1*3*...*2017 is congruent to 1 (mod 8). Therefore 5 cannot be the answer as it is absurd
DeleteQuestion 12 is 114, or else they won't even need a floor
ReplyDeleteEven I think so.....
DeleteWhat's the predicted cut-off this year? I think this year is harder...
ReplyDeleteIt isn't particularly hard so the cutoff would be the usual 11-12 points.
DeleteReally?Do you think the cutoff will be lower than 2015 and 2013?
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ReplyDeleteNormally when will the second round cutoff be publicized?
ReplyDeleteCan anyone tell me how to do question 13? I wrestled with this question but still cannot come up with an answer
ReplyDeleteI think it is quiet time-consuming so I skipped it without hesitation during the exam.
Delete24C3 = 2024
DeleteNumber of ways where b=d=(a+c)/2 is 2(12C2)=132
(2024-132)/2!=946
By the way, speaking of time consuming, do you know how to do question 19?
DeleteYes,question 19 is quiet simple.Use Pythagoras theorm twice and you can get the answer
DeleteI think the one involving Pythagoras theorem is question 20. Question 19 is the one involving the product of two fractions
DeleteMy apology! I confused question 19 with 21. Notwithstanding,I work out 19 as well.I would like to share you with my solution.Can I have your email or you prefer me posting it here?
DeleteMy email is unturnedskittlespony@gmail.com
DeleteJust sent you the solution.
Deletewhat is this year's difficulty like compared to 2013 and 2015?
ReplyDeleteReply:Really?Do you think the cutoff will be lower than 2015 and 2013?
ReplyDeleteSo how many do u get correct?
14
DeleteU got the invitation right...
DeleteYes,I do.But do you know what is the cutoff?
DeleteInvitation? For round 2?
ReplyDeleteCorrect.
DeleteAre you in SIMO team ?
ReplyDeleteWhat is SIMO...?
DeleteReply to:Yes,I do.But do you know what is the cutoff?
ReplyDeleteDun know,but how many do u get correct?
How did you know the results?
DeleteA little above the cutoff
DeleteThe results are out already?
ReplyDeleteClick on the "Round 2 List" just above the answers
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