Wednesday, 30 May 2018

SMO 2018 (Junior Section) Answers

SMO 2018 Junior Rd 2 Namelist

Junior Round 2 Cut-off: 16

SMO 2018 Junior Rd 2 Questions

SMO 2018 Junior Questions

SMO 2018 (Junior Section) Answers

1. E
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. B
6. 100
7. 11
8. 180
9. 3003
10. 810
11. 54
12. 5200
13. 550
14. 904
15. 90
16. 35
17. 1440
18. 3200
19. 20800
20. 2
21. 9
22. 25249
23. 568
24. 90
25. 1009

90 comments:

  1. how do u get the ans for q25

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  2. how is q25 1009

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  3. Considering x terms,
    1 - (1-x) + (1-x)^2 - (1-x)^3 + (1-x)^4 - ... - (1-x)^2017
    = x - 2x + 3x - 4x + ... + 2015x - 2016x + 2017x + ...
    Coefficient of x
    = 1 - 2 + 3 - 4 + ... + 2015 - 2016 + 2017
    = 1008(-1) + 2017
    = 1009

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  4. Why is there 25 qns this year?

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  5. Any idea what may be the cut off score this year?

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  6. Why is 54 the answer for question 11?

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  7. somebody say, cut off : 12--13

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  8. Is 16 enough for gold?

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  9. This year's paper is much more easier, which includes many primary school questions. Personally I think. And the format changed

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  10. how many questions must we get correct for bronze/silver/gold

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  11. How much do you think we'll need to get gold?

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  12. I got 20 out of 25 for the first round but then my coach said i might not make the second round.

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  13. yes, much easier and longer time for each try. 21 as cut off point will not be surprise.

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  14. Some questions were doable, some were hard

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  15. thanks yall for making me look like an idiot :') i probably got like 6

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  16. Is 10 enough for honourable mention?

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  17. Guys I need your help. Is 16 to 17 enuf for silver?

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  18. Will they be more lenient in this time’s grading system? Coz I think there are fewer choices of questions to choose from, which means that the paper is more difficult the scope is narrower.

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  19. Guys what rank is 15???

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  20. Hi guys, is 16 enough for Round 2/ Gold?

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  21. Everyone who goes to round 2 is guaranteed silver, and in order to get gold you must get into round 2 and do well in it I think.

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  22. Wait if we can get 15 can we get into the second round. My friend said the cut-off should be about 10-15, but I am not sure. How am I supposed to know?

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  23. Guys I got like 6 will that get me into round 2? I really want top 30

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    1. I think that is participation tbh

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  24. Is 20 enough for round 2??

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  25. Will 10 get me a silver? I want to get into 2nd round badly...

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  26. Is 12 enough for a bronze?

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  27. I would estimate the round 2 cut-off to be around 17-18 probably

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  28. @anon who got 6 yeah u round 2 and gold.

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  29. What'll be the cutoff point for this year? I got 21/25...not sure if that's enough...I know people who got 24...

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  30. How do u get ans for q12?

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  31. This years paper was very easy. I checked my answers and I think that I got 25/25

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  32. What is the total mark required to get top 30 ... special round seems very difficult

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  33. Will 15 get me a sliver?I really want to get top 30

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  34. I checked my answers and I think that I got 15/25. Is it enough for a bronze?

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  35. I got around 12 correct.. would that get me at least a bronze?

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  36. Is 20 enough for round 2? Primary 6 here.

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    1. Is 30/25 enough for round 3? Primary 1 here.

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  37. Q12 is not 5200.Let the total number of phone is p.
    We have: 1800=200*(p-2)-m/p
    =>1800=200p-400-m/p
    =>2200=200p-m/p
    =>p>=2200/200=11
    In other way, m is smallest so p is also smallest.
    If p=11 => we have: 2200=2200-m/11
    =>0=0-m/11
    =>m=0
    But m cannot be 0 so species
    If p=12 => we have: 2200=2400-m/12
    =>0=200-m/12
    =>m/12=200
    =>m=2400
    Thus the smallest value of m is 2400

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  38. is ten enough for a award?

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  39. 14 will get you bronze to silver. Likely bronze.

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  40. Can anybody help me with qn 18 ? Its pretty confusing

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  41. News!! SMO ROUND 2 RESULT CAME OUT!! CHECK EMAIL AND WITH YOUR RESPECTIVE SCHOOLS!!! I got 20/25 and got in round 2!! Can someone say how much they get so we know the COP?

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  42. Hello, are the round 2 namelist out online already?

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  43. If so, can you send me the link to the name list?

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  44. Cutoff should be about 15. Anyone getting below 15 and got into round 2?

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  45. 16/25 here.... chances of getting into R2? I understand I'm treading on a tightrope (between getting and not getting into R2) here....
    Have yet to receive email although nobody I know has, even those with >18 questions correct... is there perhaps a namelist you can share?

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  46. i have got the list of 2nd round participant, it is given via email. i can try to find your name if you give your initial name. only 230 names on my list

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  48. Is it ok to just send the list so everyone can check themselves?

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  49. hey justyn, what were you wrote before? haha, congrats btw! how many questions you got right?

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  50. Are there any Chung Cheng High Main winners?

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  51. Yes, only one. entry number 18 : Young Y H

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  52. @ Justyn, for question number 18, just make a line from D to C, after that you can solve it using area of triangle. -Hd

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  53. Will the list of round 2 participants be posted here?

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  54. https://goo.gl/zh9jf4

    R2 list for your reference (I suppose there are no inaccuracies)

    Cutoff this year should have been 16 - I'm the 16/25 boy (refer to comment on 11 June at 2203) and I know people with 15/25 who are not in R2

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    1. Do u have senior and open lists

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  55. Any idea how many people participated? I wanna know what is the percentage cutoff for round 2 participants.

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  56. Top 10% in R2 so ~2300 ppl

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  57. Does the list provided only contain of Sec 1s?

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  58. Results out at SMS website:

    Junior http://sms.math.nus.edu.sg/Competitions/SMO2018/R2Junior-2018.pdf

    Senior http://sms.math.nus.edu.sg/Competitions/SMO2018/R2Senior-2018.pdf

    Open http://sms.math.nus.edu.sg/Competitions/SMO2018/R2Open-2018.pdf

    Good lucks to all...

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  59. Yes I think the list only contains of Sec 1s

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  60. is 10-11 enough for bronze?

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  61. I got 25/25; I got into Second Round.

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  62. I got selected for Round 2

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  63. question 1 of round 2 is recycled from past year.

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  64. What is the answer for Question 2 of SMO round 2?

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  65. I think Q2 of SMO round 2 is 14√2
    By hypothesis, it's easy to prove that ABC is an equilateral triangle

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  66. You have to use similarity laws making triangle ABC similar to triangle BCD to find BD as square root of 196 so BD = 14

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  67. Can someone share the Round 2 answers. I felt it was a bit too hard.

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  68. Was it too hard? It was actually easier than last year IMO
    I believe the answers are somewhere along these lines
    1. (8,1), (4,4), (0,7)
    2. 14
    3. 1023 (on hindsight I believe it is 2047 or 2048)
    4. 130
    5. 5-12, 14

    Can someone check? Thanks in advance

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  69. I think I got like 39

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  70. wow, 39? is that your score on 2nd round only? and will the result from previous round get added to my score on the round 2? i think i got 30 for 2nd round and 20 from the first round. how much more point usually needed on the 2nd round to get gold? i think that 2nd round question from previous year is almost impossible to answer by normal student,only this year that's really easy

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    1. Yes 39 out of 50 on round 2

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  71. Hi guys, what do you think is the mark for top 30, like 50/ 75???

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  72. Hi guys, when are the round 2 results going to be out? I want to know how I did>

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  73. @piauw
    1:yes
    2:yes
    3:how did you get 1023!?!?! I got 23... like firstly, both sides cannot be even
    Obviously first case is 1
    Then next using my poor logic, I found that for the greatest common divisor=1, one side must be prime numbers >50 (eg 1x47) other side is 100!/47, the greatest common divisor will be 47 even though it is prime because 47x2=94 is there and 94 can divide by 47...
    So cases is 11 primes >50 times 2(53 and 53x1) + original 1 case
    4:they asked for the integers... not how many...
    5: you said pentagon can be made but interior angle of pentagon is 108.. how do you make 108 with 60 and 90 only?

    Anyway I am just stupid boy correct me because I sure as hell 99% am wrong

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  74. Any 1 here revising for SMO 2019

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  75. Hello Lim Jeck, I appreciate your blogs, when will the 2019 answers come out?

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  76. Could you send the answers to the SMO senior section 2019?

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  77. Is the junior section out

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