Grades 11-12 Video Solutions 2007-Grades 11-12 Video Solutions 2007

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The transcript explains solving different math problems, including rhombus properties, graph analysis, integer constraints, function inverses, arithmetic progressions, and probability in games. <br /><br />For Problem 21, the acute angle of a rhombus is found using geometric mean and area formulas. It's concluded that sine(x) = 1/2 corresponds to a 30-degree angle. <br /><br />Problems 22 and 23 deal with analyzing graph behavior and integer constraints under specific mathematical operations. Problem 24 examines function compositions to find an inverse function by swapping variables and solving for one in terms of another.<br /><br />Problem 25 involves finding ways to factor a quadratic to have integer solutions, leading to discovering six potential values for the coefficient 'a'. Problem 26 examines simplifying a complex sequence by rationalizing its pattern for easier summation. Problem 27 discusses permutations for distributing gifts among friends without self-exchanges, calculating possible arrangements.<br /><br />Problem 28 deciphers a pattern in an infinite grid and uses modular arithmetic to identify sequence repetition, concluding with the number one. Problem 29 analyzes a sequence of powers of three and sums of different powers, eventually zeroing in on a viable sum that matches one answer choice. Lastly, Problem 30 uses probability and geometric series knowledge to find the likelihood of a specific event occurring in consecutive rounds.<br /><br />The transcript illustrates critical thinking and use of math concepts in tackling diverse problems, highlighting methods and patterns in problem-solving.

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Level 11&12

Year 2007

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math problems

rhombus properties

graph analysis

function inverses

arithmetic progressions

probability games

integer constraints

geometric series