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2. e | |
3. b | |
4. e | |
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7. D | |
how many integers between 1 and 10 inclusive. | |
8. B | |
9. C | |
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no Information about the time which he works. | |
11. C | |
12. B | |
(2) any 3 numbers... | |
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8*7/2.. Why? | |
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Just focus on unit digits | |
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Pleasee express your idea first. Don't try to calculate first. If you try to calculate 12600/12 first, you will get a trap. In the other hand, (12600/12) *4 can be calculated by (12600/3) | |
4580- (12600/12) *4 |
18. B |
Understanding |
Just count it. |
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Pigeonhole principle | |
(2) we don't know how many... |
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(1)v=z=3 so,, r=3 (2)(s,t,u,x)=(1,2,1,2)... so r=3 | |
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Use $600.. 12n<600 | |