MATH SCHOOL

Olympiad Problems based on the Material for Second Semester of Second Grade Student
of Junior High School

By:
Group 4
Class 5A

Members:
Ni Luh Okassandiari

(1313011026)

Ni Komang Ratna Srinadi

(1313011034)

I Gusti Ayu Sekarini

(1313011077)

JURUSAN PENDIDIKAN MATEMATIKA

FAKULTAS MATEMATIKA DAN ILMU PENGETAHUAN ALAM
UNIVERSITAS PENDIDIKAN GANESHA
SINGARAJA
2015

Ni Luh Okassandiari (1313011026)

1. Let ABCD be a unit square. Draw a quadrant of a circle with A as centre and B, D as
end points of the arc. Similarly, draw a quadrant of a circle with B as centre and A, C
as end points of the arc. Inscribe a circle touching the arcs AC and BD both
externally and also touching the side CD. Find the radius of the circle .
Solution:
Let O be the centre of . By symetry O is on the

perpendicular bisector of CD. Draw OL CD and

E

OK BC. Then OK = CL = CD/2 =1/2. If r is the

radius of , we see that BK = 1 r, and OE = r.
Using Phytagoras theorem

1 r

1 r

1

2

Simplification gives r = 1/16.

(The Canadian Regional Mathematics Olympiad (CRMO)-2012, Paper 3, Numb. 1)

Modification:
1. Let ABCD be a unit square. Draw a quadrant of a circle with A as centre and B, D as
end points of the arc. Similarly, draw a quadrant of a circle with B as centre and A, C
as end points of the arc. Inscribe a circle centred on the perpendicular of arc AC and
BD, and also touching the side CD. Find the area of the circle .
Solution:
To simplify the problem, we can use the

(1,0)

coordinate system.
Assume that A on point (0,0) then B will be
on (1,0). Thus, the equation of circle A is

x 2 y 2 1 and the equation of circle B is

x 12 y 2 1 .
Let O (x1,y1) be the centre of . By symetry
O is on the perpendicular bisector of CD, then
the coordinate of O must be (CD/2, y1) =
(0,0)

(1,0)

(1/2,y1). Since O is the perpendicular of circle

A and B then O (1/2,y1) is fullfill both the equations of circle A and B.

x 2 y1 1
2

2
1 y1 1
4

3
2
y1 3 y1
4
2
Since we assume that the unit square is on the first quadrant then we use y1
Then, the radius of is r OE 1

3
.
2

3
.
2

3
7
3 .
The area of r 1

2
4

2. The figure bellow is a rectangle which is formed by some squares made of matches.
As an example, figure 1 x 5 needs 16 matches, figure 2 x 5 needs 27 matches, as
follows.
Figure 1 x 5
Figure 2 x 5

The ammount of matches which are needed to form a rectangle of figure 51 x 5 are...
Solution:
Figure 1 x 5 needs 16 matches
Figure 2 x 5 needs 27 matches
By the same method well get:
Figure 3 x 5 needs 38 matches
Figure 4 x 5 needs 49 matches
...
...
...
If we see accurately, the ammount of the matches forms an arithmatic sequence: 16,
27, 38, 49, ..., Un with the difference is 11.
To know the ammount of matches which are needed on figure 51 x 5, we have to find
the 51st term of the sequence, as follow:
U n a n 1b

U 51 16 51 1 11

 16 550 566
Thus, the ammount of matches which are needed to form a rectangle of figure 51 x 5
are 566 matches.
(OSN Matematika SMP Tingkat Kota 2014 (bagian B), Numb. 3)

Modification:
2. To make a miniature of a 1 floor hotel with 1 floor consist of 5 rooms, an architect
needs 44 matches.

Thus, to make a miniature of 51 floors hotel with 1 floor consist of 5 rooms, the
architect needs... matches.
Solution:

................ 44 matches

................ 72 matches

................ 100 matches

...
...
...
If we see accurately, the ammount of the matches forms an arithmatic sequence: 44,
72, 100, ..., Un with the difference is 28.

To know the ammount of matches which are needed to make a miniature of 51 floors
hotel with 1 floor consist of 5 rooms, we have to find the 51st term of the sequence, as
follow:
U n a n 1b

U 51 44 51 1 28

44 1400 1444
Thus, the architect needs 1444 matches.

3. DEB is a chord of a circle with DE = 3 and EB = 5. O is the centre of the circle.

Connect O and E so that the extension of OE intersect the circle on C. Its given that
EC = 1. Determine the radius of the circle.
Solution:
Supposed the radius of the circle is r.
We can extend OC so that OC intersect the circle on F.
Then, CF is the diameter of the circle. CBFD is a
rectangular chord with E becomes the intersection of the
diagonals, then:
CE . EF = DE . EB
CE. (2r CE) = DE . EB
1 . (2r 1) = 3. 5
r=8
(Canadian Mathematical Olympiad 1971)
Modification:
3. DEB is a chord of a circle with DE = 3 and EB = 5. O is the centre of the circle. Connect
O and E so that the extension of OE intersect the circle on C. Its given that EC = 1.
Determine the area of OED .
Solution:
Supposed the radius of the circle is r.
We can extend OC so that OC intersect the circle on F.
Then, CF is the diameter of the circle. CBFD is a
rectangular chord with E becomes the intersection of the
diagonals, then:
CE . EF = DE . EB
CE. (2r CE) = DE . EB

1 . (2r 1) = 3. 5
r=8
On OED , s

OE ED OD 7 3 8

9
2
2

Thus the area of OED by Herrons formula:

L 99 79 39 8 108 6 3

4.

Positive integers are written on all the faces of a cube, one on each. At each corner
(vertex) of the cube, the product of the numbers on the faces that meet at the corner is
written. The sum of the numbers written at all the corners is 2004. If T denotes the sum
of the numbers on all the faces, find all the possible values of T.
Solution:
S

P
A

Let ABCDPQRS be a cube, and the numbers a, b, c, d, e, f be written on the faces

ABCD, BQRC, PQRS, APSD, ABQP, CRSD respectively. Then the products written at
the corners A, B, C, D, P, Q, R, S are respectively ade, abe, abf, adf, cde, bce, bcf, cdf.
The sum of these 8 numbers is:

ade abe abf adf cde bce bcf cdf e f ab bc cd ad

e f a c b d
This is given to be equal to 2004 2 2.3.167 . Observe that none of the factors a c ,

b d , e f is equal to 1. Thus, e f a c b d is equal to 4.3.167, 2.6.167,

2.3.334, or 2.2.501. Hence the possible values of T = a + b + c + d + e + f are
4+3+167 = 174, 2 + 6 + 167 = 175, 2 + 3 + 334 = 339, or 2 + 2 + 501 = 505.
Thus there are 4 possible values of T and they are 174, 175, 339, 505.
(Regional Mathematics Olympiad (RMO) 2004, Numb. 2)

Modification:
4.

Positive integers are written on all the faces of a cube, one on each. Each number on each
face has their pair on another face, so that the pair consist of two consecutive positive
integer. At each corner (vertex) of the cube, the product of the numbers on the faces that
meet at the corner is written. The sum of the numbers written at all the corners is 2015. If
T denotes the smallest numbers written on the faces, find the values of T.
Solution:

P
A

Let ABCDPQRS be a cube, and the numbers a, b, c, d, e, f be written on the faces

ABCD, BQRC, PQRS, APSD, ABQP, CRSD respectively. Then the products written at
the corners A, B, C, D, P, Q, R, S are respectively ade, abe, abf, adf, cde, bce, bcf, cdf.
The sum of these 8 numbers is:

ade abe abf adf cde bce bcf cdf e f ab bc cd ad

e f a c b d
This is given to be equal to 2015 5.13.31 . Observe that none of the factors a c ,

b d , e f is equal to 1. Thus, e f a c b d is equal to 5.13.31.

Since each number on each face has their pair on another face and each pair consist of
two consecutive positive integer, we can write

e f a cb d 5.13.31 2 36 715 16 , thus the pairs are (e,f), (a,c),

and (b,d), or we can write as (2,3), (6,7), (15,16).
Thus, the the smallest numbers written on the faces is 2.

5.

Two dices with the faces are coloured red or blue. The first dice consists of 5 red faces
and 1 blue face. When both of the dices throwed, the probability of the apperaring of two
faces with the same colour is . How many faces with red colour does the second dice
have?

Solution:
Supposed the number of red face on the second dice is x then, the blue face must be 6 x
The probability of the event that on both of the dices appear the same colour is:
5 x 1 6 x 1
. .

6 6 6 6
2

5x 6 x 18
x = 3.
(Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge 1997)

Modification:
5. Three dices with the faces are coloured red, yellow, or green. The first dice consists of 1
red face, 2 green faces, and 3 yellow faces. The second dice consists of 2 red faces. The
third dice consist of 3 red face and the number of face with yellow colour is the
multiplicative of the number of the face with green colour. Each dice must consist all the
three colours. When both of the dices throwed, the probability of the apperaring of two
faces with the same colour is 3/36 How many faces with yellow colour does the second
dice have?
Solution:
red
green

1st dice
1
2

yellow 3

2nd dice
2
x

3rd dice
3
Since each dice
must consist all
the three colours
then it must be 1
or 2.
It cant be 2
because itll make
the yellow one
equal to 2 or 6.
Then, it must be 1
6 (2+x) = 4-x Since the green
one is 1 then it
must be 2.

The probability of the event that on both of the dices appear the same colour is:
1 2 3 2 x 1 3 4 x 2 3
. . . . .
.
6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 36

30 4 x 18
x = 3.

Ni Komang Ratna Srinadi (1313011034)

1. Original
Given three circles A, B, and C that intersect each other and passing through the
other centre point, with radius AB=CB=AB= 6 cm. Find the total shaded region!

Solution:
The length each side of the triangles are 6 cm.

So, the sum of the area of triangles is

1
L 3 6 2 3
4
27 3
The area of the segment is:

L.Tem 5the area of a sector ABC the area of ABC

1
60

5
62 62 3
4
360

30 45 3

The area of a circle is:

L r 2 62 36
The total shaded region is
S . A L. L L.Tem

6 18 3

36 27 3 30 45 3

Source: Buku Kumpulan Soal Olimpiade Matematika SMP Tingkat

Kabupaten.2007. (Page:2. Number of problem:13)
Modification
Given three circles A, B, and C that intersect each other and any circle passing
through the others centre point, with radius AB=CB=AB= 8 cm. Find the total
center area (BAC)!

Solution:

The length each side of the triangles are 8 cm.

So, the sum of the area of triangles is
1
L 3 8 2 3
4
48 3
The area of the segment is:
L.Tem the area of a sector ABC the area of ABC
1
60

82 82 3
4
360

32

16 3
3

The total shaded region is

S . A L 3 L.Tem

32

48 3 3 16 3
3

48 3 48 3 32
32 cm 2

2. Original
Given a semi circle with radius AB as follows:
C

If the length of AD is 2cm shorter than BD, and the length of DC = 8 cm, then the
length of BD is

Solution:
C

x-2

Assume that: BD = x, then AD = x-2

AC

AD 2 DC 2

AC

x 22 82

x 2 4 x 68

AD AC

AC AB
x2

x 2 4 x 68
( x 2) x

x 2 4 x 68
x 2 2 x 2 x 2 4 x 68
2 x 2 6 x 4 x 2 4 x 68

2 x 2 6 x 4 x 2 4 x 68 0
x 2 2 x 64 0
x1, 2

b b 2 4ac
2a

(2) (2) 2 4.1(64)

2
2 260

2
1 65

x1, 2
x1, 2
x1, 2

The possible value of x is 1 65

Source: Buku Kumpulan Soal Olimpiade Matematika SMP Tingkat
Kabupaten.2007. (Page:77. Number of problem:9)

Modification
Given a semicircle of diameter AB as follows.
C

If the length of AD is 2cm shorter than BD, and the length of DC = 8 cm, then
determine the area of the smaller and the bigger segment areas!

Solution:
C

x-2

Assume that: BD = x, then AD = x-2

AC

AD 2 DC 2

AC

x 22 8 2

x 2 4 x 68

AD AC

AC AB
x2

x 2 4 x 68
( x 2) x

x 2 4 x 68
x 2 2 x 2 x 2 4 x 68
2 x 2 6 x 4 x 2 4 x 68

2 x 2 6 x 4 x 2 4 x 68 0
x 2 2 x 64 0
x1, 2

b b 2 4ac
2a

(2) (2) 2 4.1(64)

2
2 260

2
1 65

x1, 2
x1, 2
x1, 2

The possible value of x is 1 65

The length of the radius is:

AO OB
AD DB x 2 x 2 x 2

2
2
2
x 1
1 65 1
65

The area of the semi circle:

65 65
L.SC
2

( x 2)8
2
65 1 4

L.ACD

4 65 4
8x
2
8 1 65

2
4 65 4

L.CBD

The total area of the segments is:

L.segments L.SC L.ACD LCBD )

65
4 65 4 4 65 4
2
65

8 65 cm 2
2

3. Original
By using digits 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 we will make some even hundreds numbers more
than 500. If no digits repeated in the numbers, then the number of numbers that can be
made is
Solution :
The possible number as the hundreds (R) are 5, 6, 7, and 8, because it must > 500.
The possible number as the tens number (P) are any kind of them.
The possible number as the unit numbers (S) are 2, 4, 6, dan 8 because it must an even
number.

By filling slot method, we can find as follows:

a) For the hundreds 5 or 7, the possible unit numbers is 2, 4, 6 or 8.
2 5
4
We get the number of them are 2 x 5 x 4 = 40
b) For the hundreds 6 or 8, the possible unit numbers is 2 or 4.
2 5
3
We get the number of them are 2 x 5 x 3 = 30.
So, the number of the numbers that can be made are 40 + 30 = 70.
Source: Kurniawan.2007.OlimpiadeMatematika SMP. Jakarta : Erlangga. (Page:56. Number
of problem:22)

Modification
By usingdigits 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,..., 9 we will make odd hundreds numbers more than 500.
If no digits are repeated in the numbers, then the number of numbers we can produce
is
Solution :
The possible number as the hundreds (R) are 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 because it must > 500.
The possible number as the tens number (P) are any kind of natural numbers.
The possible number as the unit numbers (S) are 1,3,5,7, dan 9 because it must be odd
natural numbers.

By filling slot method we can find that:

a) For the hundreds 6 or 8, the possible unit numbers is 1,3,5,7 or 9
2 8
5
We get the number of them is 2 x 8 x 5 = 80
b) For the hundreds is the odd number (5, 7 or 9) the possible unit numbers is the
different odd number of the first digit.
3 8
4
We get the number of them is 3 x 8 x 4 = 96.
So, the number of the hundreds numbers that can be produce is 80 + 96 = 176

I Gusti Ayu Sekarini (1313011077)

Original
1. In the diagram, PQRS is a square with side length 2. Each of P, Q, R, and S is the
centre of a circle with radius 1. What is the area of the shaded region?

Source : Number 18 of Pascal Contest Grade 9- 2013, of University of Waterloo

(http://cemc.uwaterloo.ca/contests/past_contests.html)
Solution :
The area of the shaded region is equal to the area of square PQRS minus the
combined areas of the four unshaded regions inside the square.
Since square PQRS has side length 2, its area is 22 = 4.
Since PQRS is a square, then the angle at each of P, Q, R, and S is 90o .
Since each of P, Q, R, and S is the centre of a circle with radius 1, then each of the
four unshaded regions inside the square is a quarter circle of radius 1. (A central angle
of 90o gives a quarter of a circle.)
Thus, the combined areas of the four unshaded regions inside the square equals four
quarters of a circle of radius 1, or the area of a whole circle of radius 1. This area
equals

. Therefore, the shaded region equals 4 .

Modifikasi
See the picture below. Calculate the area of ADEBC.
A

E
=

= 4 cm

Solution :
A

E
=

= 4 cm

Lpersegi ABCD = S S = 4 4 = 16 cm2

Lsegitiga DCE = DC EF

EF =
=
=
Lsegitiga DCE = DC EF
=4
= 2 cm2
Ldaerah AEB = Lpersegi ABCD ( Lsegitiga DCE + 2 Luas 1/12 lingkaran)
= 16 ( 2
+ 2 ( 1/12 r2 ))
= 16 ( 2
+ 2 ( 1/12 3,14 42 ))
= 16 ( 2
+ 2 ( 1/12 3,14 16 ))
= 16 ( 2
+ 2 ( 4,2 ))
= 16 ( 2
+ 8,4 )
= 16 11,23

Ldaerah AEB = 4,77 cm2

Ltembereng = Ljuring - Lsegitiga DCE
= ( 1/6 r2 ) - 2
= ( 1/6 3,14 16 ) - 2
= 8,38 - 2
= 1,45 cm2
the area of the shaded area = Lpersegi ABCD (Lsegitiga DCE + Ltembereng + Ldaerah AEB )
= 16 ( 2
+ 1,45 + 4,77)
= 16 ( 13,15 )
= 2,85 cm2
So, the area of ADEBC is 2,85 cm2 .

Original
2. Mike has two containers. One container is a rectangular prism with width 2 cm, length 4
cm, and height 10 cm. The other is a right cylinder with radius 1 cm and height 10 cm.
Both
containers sit on a at surface. Water has been poured into the two containers so that the
height of the water in both containers is the same. If the combined volume of the water in
the two
containers is 80 cm3, then the height of the water in each container is closest to

Source : Number 23 of Pascal Contest Grade 9- 2012, of University of Waterloo

(http://cemc.uwaterloo.ca/contests/past_contests.html)
Solution :
Suppose that the height of the water in each container is h cm. Since the first
container is a rectangular prism with a base that is 2 cm by 4 cm, then the volume of the
water that it contains, in cm3, is 2 x 4 x h = 8h.

Since the second container is a right cylinder with a radius of 1 cm, then the volume of the
water that it contains, in cm3, is x 12 x h = h.
Since the combined volume of the water is 80 cm3, then 8h + h = 80.
Thus,
Of the given answers, this is closest to 7:2 (that is, the height of the water is closest to 7.2
cm).

Modifikasi
Mike has two containers. One container is a rectangular prism with width 3 cm, length 5
cm, and height 10 cm. The other is a right cylinder with radius 1 cm and height 10 cm.
Both
containers sit on a at surface. Water has been poured into the two containers so that the
height of the water in both containers is the same. If the combined volume of the water in
the two
containers is 50 cm3, then the height of the water in each container is closest to

Solution :
Suppose that the height of the water in each container is h cm. Since the first container is a
rectangular prism with a base that is 3 cm by 5 cm, then the volume of the water that it
contains, in cm3, is 3 x 5 x h = 15h.
Since the second container is a right cylinder with a radius of 1 cm, then the volume of the
water that it contains, in cm3, is x 12 x h = h.
Since the combined volume of the water is 80 cm3, then 15h + h = 50.
Thus,
So, the height of the water is closest to 2.8 cm

Original
3. A drum-shaped cylinder radius 70 cm and filled with water as high 40 cm. A fixer
tile insert 110 pieces of ceramic tiles to the drum so high the water level increases
8cm. If the surface of each ceramic tile size 40 cm 40 cm, what is the thick of the
ceramic tiles?
Source : Number 7 of Olimpiade Sains Nasional 2013, tingkat Provinsi
Solution :
Is known : r = 70 cm
tair mula-mula = 40 cm
= 22/7
110 the ceramic tiles the size of the suface = 40 cm 40 cm
tair tambahan = 8 cm
V110 ceramic = Vair tambahan
110 . 40 . 40 . tubin = . r2. tair tambahan
110 . 40 . 40 . tubin = 22/7 . 702 . 8
tubin = 22/7 . 702 . 8
110 . 40 . 40
tubin = 0,7 cm
So thick ceramic tiles are 0,7 cm .

Modifikasi
A drum-shaped tube of radius 70 cm and filled with water as high as 20 cm. A fixer
tile insert 100 pieces of ceramic tiles to the drum, if the surface of each ceramic tiles
measuring 25 cm x 25 cm tiles with a thick of ceramics of 0.1 cm, what is the water
level increases.
Solution :
Is known : r = 70 cm
tair mula-mula = 20 cm
= 22/7
100 the ceramic tiles the size of the suface = 25 cm 25 cm
tubin = 0,1 cm
V110 ceramic = Vair tambahan
110 . 40 . 40 . 0,1 = . r2. tair tambahan
110 . 40 . 40 . 0,1 = 22/7 . 702 . tair tambahan
31.250 = 15.400 . tair tambahan
tair tambahan = 2,03 cm
so, the water level increases is 2,03 cm.

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NIM

: 1313011034

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Nama

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NIM

: 1313011077

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