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    Hey Dao Trong Luan, if you see more strictly, you will see the number 4 appear 3 times, do the same with all the number left, then it must be 3 ( 2+3+...+40) 

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    We have:

    The sum of all the angle in a convex polygon is 180 . ( n - 2 )(degrees) with n = the number of sides

    =>180 . ( n - 2 ) = 9720

    => n - 2 = 54

    So this is a 52-side polygon.

    Is it answered?

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    Call the number is a, we have:

    a = 8k + 7

    a = 9k + 8

    a = 12k + 11

    => a + 1 \(⋮8;9;12\)

    and a is the smallest

    So a + 1 = 72

    => a = 71

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    => The value of the sum is:

    (1+2+3+39+40+41) x 39 / 2 = 2457

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    We have: 

    \(1342_8=1.8^3+3.8^2+4.8+2=738_{10}\)

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    We have: 

    \(2007^{2008}=2007^{4.502}=\left(\overline{...1}\right)^{502}=\overline{...1}\)

    \(2008^{2007}=2008^{4.501+3}=\left(\overline{...6}\right)^{501}+2008^3=\overline{...6}+\overline{...2}=\overline{...8}\)

    \(\Rightarrow2007^{2008}+2008^{2007}=\overline{...1}+\overline{...8}=\overline{...9}\)

    So the ones digit is 9

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    We have: 2,6,10,14,18,22,26,...

    => x = 18

    y = 22

    => x + y = 18 + 22 = 40

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    We have:

    x + 2x + 3x + ... + 99x + 100x = 100

    => 5050x = 100

    => x = \(\dfrac{100}{5050}=\dfrac{2}{101}\)

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    We have:

    \(\dfrac{1}{a}.4=a\)

    \(\Rightarrow a^2=4\Rightarrow a\in\left\{2;-2\right\}\)

    \(\dfrac{1}{b}.9=b\Rightarrow b\in\left\{3;-3\right\}\)

    \(\Rightarrow a+b\in\left\{5;-1;1;-5\right\}\)

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    We have:

    The sum of four interior angles of the convex quadrilateral is \(360^0\)

    \(\Rightarrow4x+3x+20^0+2x+40^0+x+80^0=360^0\)

    \(\Rightarrow10x+140^0=360^0\)

    \(\Rightarrow10x=220^0\)

    \(\Rightarrow x=22^0\)

    So the smallest angle is: \(2x+40^0=44^0+40^0=84^0\)

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    We have:

    \(\overline{abc}+\overline{acb}=\overline{ccc}\)

    \(\Rightarrow100a+10b+c+100a+10c+b=111c\)

    \(\Leftrightarrow200a+11b=100c\)

    We see: a different than 0

    => 200a different than 0

    c different than 0

    => 100c different than 0

    We also have: \(\left\{{}\begin{matrix}200a⋮100\\100c⋮100\end{matrix}\right.\Rightarrow11b⋮100\)

    But 0\(\le\)b\(\le\)9

    => \(0\le11b\le99\)

    => 11b \(⋮\) 100 <=> b = 0

    => 200a = 100c

    => 2a = c

    Because c<10

    => 2a < 10

    => a < 5 

    \(\Rightarrow\left[{}\begin{matrix}a=1\Rightarrow c=2\\a=2\Rightarrow c=4\\a=3\Rightarrow c=6\\a=4\Rightarrow c=8\end{matrix}\right.\)

    \(\Rightarrow\overline{abc}\in\left\{102;204;306;408\right\}\)

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    The number of alcohol in the first is:

    400 x 64% = 256 (kg) 

    => There are 144 kg of water

    When drained 100kg of the mixture or drained 25% of the mixture and replaced by 100kg of water, the total kg of the tank don't change.

    The alcohol left is: 256 - 256 x 25% = 192 (kg)

    The water is: 144 - 144 x 25% + 100 = 208 (kg)

    After two steps, the water is: 208 - 208 x 25% + 100 = 256 (kg)

    After three steps, the water is: 256 - 256 x 25% + 100 = 292 (kg)

    => The alcohol is: 400 - 292 = 108 (kg)

    => The percent is: 108 / 400 = 27% of the tank

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    We have: S(3;4) = \(3^2-4^2=9-16=-7\)

    => S (3;S(3;4)) = S (3;-7) = \(3^2-\left(-7\right)^2=9-49=-40\)

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    We have:

    12 = 3 x 4 

    So T \(⋮12\) <=> T \(⋮3and4\)

    T \(⋮3\Leftrightarrow\)The sum of all the number of T \(⋮3\)

    \(\Leftrightarrow\left(1+1+1+...+1+0+...+0\right)⋮3\)

    But T's sum must be different than 0 

    => The smallest sum must be 3 = 1 + 1 + 1 + 0 + 0 + ... + 0

    T divided by 4 <=> Two-last digit must be divided by 4

    => Two last digits must be 00

    => T = 11100

    It's too big :) 

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    In the sequence, a must be the first number in the sequence and d must be the distance

    We have: 10 = 1+9 = 2+8 = 3+7 = 4+6 = 5+5

    So there are 10 pair of (a;d) counting the conversion 

    It's not sure yet ^^

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    13 units 39 units 24 units 10 units E A B D C a b

    Call \(AD\perp BC=\left\{E\right\}\)

    We have: \(a^2+b^2=13^2=169\)(Pythagorean theorem in triangle EAB)

    We also have: 

    \(\left(a+10\right)^2+\left(b+24\right)^2=39^2=1521\)

    \(\Rightarrow a^2+20a+100+b^2+48b+576=1521\)

    \(\Rightarrow a^2+20a+b^2+48b=1521-576-100=845\)

    Because \(a^2+b^2=169\)

    \(\Rightarrow20a+48b=845-169=676\)

    \(\Rightarrow5a+12b=169\)

    \(a^2+b^2=169\)

    => \(\left\{{}\begin{matrix}a^2=5a\\b^2=12b\end{matrix}\right.\)

    \(\Rightarrow a=5;b=12\)

    => DE = 15

    BE = 12 

    => \(S_{DBE}=\dfrac{15.12}{2}=90\left(units^2\right)\)
    \(S_{ABE}=\dfrac{5.12}{2}=30\left(units^2\right)\)

    \(\Rightarrow S_{ABCD}=90-30=60\left(units^2\right)\)

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    The number of male students is:

    250 x 20% + 250 = 300 (students)

    => The number of male students tall over 6 feet is: 

    300 x 10% = 30 ( students)

    => The number of female tall over 6 feet is

    30 x 10% = 3 ( students) 

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    Call the number of sides of the polygon is a

    Each polygon has the sum of all the interior angles is  \(180^0.\left(a-2\right)\)

    We have: \(180^0.\left(n-2\right)=9720^0\)

    \(\Rightarrow a-2=54\)

    => a = 52 

    So there are 52-side polygon =]]

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    To have the smallest number of people, the 55% and 60% must be in 90% who eat hotdogs

    => The smallest is: 800 x 90% = 720 (people)

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    Call the hexagon's side is x

    the circle's radius is y

    => The hexagon's perimeter is 6x

    The circle's perimeter is 6,28y

    If 6x = 6,28y

    => \(\dfrac{x}{y}=\dfrac{6,28}{6}=\dfrac{3,14}{3}=\dfrac{\Pi}{3}\)

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