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    YTO MATHS CENTRE

    YTO MATHS CENTRE


    GUANGDONG-HONG KONG-MACAO
    GREATER BAY AREA MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD ---
    BIG BAY BEI
    FINAL ROUND 2021

    Primary 4 Question paper


    Section A : 1st to 10th Question (Each carries 4 marks)
    1. How many positive integer(s) can be divisible by both 4 and 6 within
    85?

    2. Yesterday was Tuesday. Which day of the week will 103 days later be?

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    3. The difference between A and B is 639. A is 10 times of B. Find the


    value of B.

    4. The remainder is 5 when a 3-digit number is divided by 8 and 12. Find


    the minimum value of this 3-digit number.

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    5. Find the value of 420  1 + 420  2 + 420  3 + 420 4.

    6. According to the pattern, what number should be in the 13th term?


    7 、 16 、 25 、 34 、 43 、 52 、 …

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    7. Find the value of 14  23 + 28  21 + 98  5.

    8. Find the difference between the Highest Common Factor (H.C.F.) and
    the Least Common Multiple (L.C.M.) of 34 and 85.

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    9. 119 children stand at a column. There are 28 children standing in front


    of Jennifer. How many children are standing behind Jennifer?

    10. Find the average of these 6 numbers.


    47 、 50 、 49 、 21 、 34 、 69

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    Section B: 11th to 20th Question (Each carries 5 marks)


    11. Find the value of 6 + 13 + 20 + ... + 76 + 83 + 90.

    12. If a 9-digit number 2021321𝐴𝐵


    ̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅̅ is divisible by 36, find the minimum

    value of A − B.

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    13. There are some chickens and rabbits in a cage. The number of chickens
    and rabbits is 69. They have 190 legs in total. How many chicken(s) is
    / are there?

    14. While doing multiplication, Hoi wrongly writes the multiplier 23 to 25.
    And the new result increases 78. What is the value of the correct
    product?

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    15. Given a sequence of consecutive odd numbers starting from 1, which


    square number equals to the sum of the sequence?

    16. If 5  3 = 5  4 3, 6  4 = 6  5  4  3. Find the value of 8  3.

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    17. Find the last 3 digits of (1  4  7  10  ...  31  34  37).

    18. Refer to the figure below, how many rectangle(s) is / are there with 2
    black dots?

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    19. If p −101 and p + 4 are both prime numbers, find the value of p.

    20. Numbers are drawn from 421 integers from 82 to 502. At least how
    many number(s) is / are drawn at random to ensure that there are two
    numbers whose sum is 250?

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    Section C: 21st to 25th Question (Each carries 7 marks)


    21. 21st March 2021 is Sunday. Which year will satisfy that 21 st March will
    be Sunday again for the earliest case?

    22. There are 12 of red, 23 of blue and 34 of yellow socks in a bag. Each
    time you draw one randomly from the bag. At least how many time(s)
    is / are required to draw to ensure you have three pairs of every color?

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    23. Divide 13 into the sum of 3 different natural numbers (0 is not


    included). How many dividing method(s) is / are there?

    24. Find the value of


    (1 + 3 + 5 + …+ 2019 + 2021) – (2 + 4 + 6 +…+ 2018 + 2020).

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    25. In a Mathematics test, the average mark for 30 students is 70. If we are
    not counting 10 students with 0 marks, what will the average mark be?

    26. How many 3-digit number(s) either divisible by 6 or divisible by 9 is /


    are there?

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    27. There are 4 numbers. Choosing 3 numbers each time to calculate the
    average to get 33, 36, 40 and 43 respectively. Find the average of these
    4 numbers.

    28. Use 0, 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8 these 6 digits. Each digit can be used once. How
    many different 4-digit number(s) can be formed?

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    1+3+6+⋯+210
    29. Find the value of .
    140

    30. Find the value of 1  2  3 + 2  3  4 + 3  4  5 + ... + 15  16  17.

    ~End of Paper~

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