2005滑铁卢竞赛试题答案
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1.(a)Answer:a=5
Since(a,a)lies on the line3x−y=10,then3a−a=10or2a=10or a=5.
(b)Answer:(6,2)
Solution1
To get from A to B,we move2units to the right and1unit up.
x
Since C lies on the same straight line as A and B,then to get from B to C we move2 units to the right and1unit up twice,or4units to the right and2units up.
Thus,the coordinates of C are(6,2).
Solution2
Label the origin as O and drop a perpendicular from C to P on the x-axis.
x
Then AOB is similar to CP B since both are right-angled and they have equal angles at B.
Since BC=2AB,then CP=2AO=2(1)=2and BP=2BO=2(2)=4.
Therefore,the coordinates of C are(2+4,0+2)=(6,2).
(c)By the Pythagorean Theorem,AO2=AB2−OB2=502−402=900,so AO=30.
Therefore,the coordinates of A are(0,30).
By the Pythagorean Theorem,CD2=CB2−BD2=502−482=196,so CD=14.
x Therefore,the coordinates of C are(40+48,14)=(88,14). Since M is the midpoint of AC,then the coordinates of M are
1 2(0+88),
1
2
(30+14)
=(44,22)
2.(a)Answer:x=−2
Solution1
Since y=2x+3,then4y=4(2x+3)=8x+12.
Since4y=8x+12and4y=5x+6,then8x+12=5x+6or3x=−6or x=−2.
Solution2
Since4y=5x+6,then y=5
4x+6
4
=5
4
x+3
2
.
Since y=2x+3and y=5
4x+3
2
,then2x+3=5
4
x+3
2
or3
4
x=−3
2
or x=−2.
Solution3
Since the second equation contains a“5x”,we multiply thefirst equation by5
2to obtain
a5x term,and obtain5
2y=5x+15
2
.
Subtracting this from4y=5x+6,we obtain3
2y=−3
2
or y=−1.
Since y=−1,then−1=2x+3or2x=−4or x=−2.
(b)Answer:a=6
Solution1
Adding the three equations together,we obtain a−3b+b+2b+7c−2c−5c=−10+3+13 or a=6.
Solution2
Multiplying the second equation by3,we obtain3b−6c=9.
Adding this new equation to thefirst equation,we obtain c=−1.
Substituting this back into the original second equation,we obtain b=3+2c=1.
Substituting into the third equation,a=−2b+5c+13=−2−5+13=6.
(c)Solution1
Let J be John’s score and M be Mary’s score.
Since two times John’s score was60more than Mary’s score,then2J=M+60.
Since two times Mary’s score was90more than John’s score,then2M=J+90.
Adding these two equations,we obtain2J+2M=M+J+150or J+M=150or
J+M
2=75.
Therefore,the average of their two scores was75.
(Note that we didn’t have to solve for their individual scores.)