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The Math Kangaroo 1999 competition for Levels 7–8 involves a series of mathematical problems ranging from geometry and algebra to logic. Here are highlights and explanations from some problems:<br /><br />1. <strong>Perimeter Problem</strong>: A comparison of perimeters between two figures, testing understanding of geometry and calculation skills.<br />2. <strong>Kangaroo Clock</strong>: Understanding a non-traditional clock with 24 divisions rather than the usual 12, assessing ability in recognizing alternating systems.<br />3. <strong>Cost Calculation</strong>: A problem involving calculations with prices to find quantities, testing arithmetic and comprehension.<br />4. <strong>Area Problem</strong>: Given a square configuration and specific conditions, the problem tests geometrical reasoning to calculate the square's area.<br />5. <strong>Page Problem</strong>: An arithmetic puzzle about consecutive page numbers in a book, testing basic addition and subtraction.<br />6. <strong>Time Problem</strong>: Involves calculating the time discrepancy when a clock stops working, assessing capability in tracking time.<br />7. <strong>Age Problem</strong>: A logical reasoning question about calculating the future age combining the ages of individuals.<br />8. <strong>Dividing a Piece of Paper</strong>: Explores understanding of spatial division and counting.<br />9. <strong>Weight Comparison</strong>: A logic puzzle involving understanding ratios and multipliers, applied to weights.<br />10. <strong>Angle Measurement</strong>: Geometry problem involving understanding angles within certain figures.<br /><br />Later problems, marked for 4 or 5 points, become more complex, including algebraic expressions, calculation with averages, square tiling, and conditions in more abstract settings like magic squares and painted cubes.<br /><br />The problems are designed to challenge students' mathematical reasoning, computation, and problem-solving abilities and involve a variety of mathematical disciplines. Each problem is presented with multiple-choice answers, requiring thoughtful selection based on calculated solutions.<br /><br />The competition stimulates mathematical engagement through an assortment of entertaining and challenging questions that encourage strategic thinking and exploration of mathematical concepts.
Keywords
Math Kangaroo
geometry
algebra
logic
problem-solving
mathematical reasoning
competition
multiple-choice
strategic thinking
mathematical concepts
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