UND MATHEMATICS TRACK MEET Individual Test 1

University of North Dakota Grades 9/10
January 12, 2026
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Calculators are allowed. Solutions Student Name

  • 1.

    Roxanna has a collection of silver spoons from all over the world. She finds that she can arrange her spoons in sets of 7 with 6 left over, sets of 8 with 1 left over, or sets of 15 with 3 left over. If Roxanna has fewer than 220 spoons, how many are there?

      (2 pts) 1. 153

    The numbers 3 greater than a multiple of 15 are: 18, 33, 48, 63, 78, 93, 108, 123, 138, 153, 168, 183, 198, and 213. Of these, the ones that are 1 greater than a multiple of 8 are 33 and 153. Only 153 is also 6 greater than a multiple of 7.

  • 2.

    If any two points determine a line, how many lines are determined by seven points in a plane, no three of which are collinear?

      (3 pts) 2. 21

    67=42, but order doesn’t matter, so half of that is 21.

  • 3.

    A hockey team played 5 games with an average of 3 goals per game. How many goals do they need to score in their 6th game to increase their average to 4 goals per game?

      (3 pts) 3. 9

    They’ve scored 15 goals so far. If they score x goals in their 6th game, their average will be 15+x6. This is 4 when x=9.

  • 4.

    Two circular dials are positioned next to each other, and an arrow is drawn on each dial, as shown

    The left dial rotates counterclockwise at 20 per second and the right dial rotates clockwise at 8 per second. What is the minimum number of seconds that must pass before the arrows are pointing directly towards each other again?

      (3 pts) 4. 90

    The left dial completes a rotation every 18 seconds, while the right dial completes a rotation every 45 seconds. The least common multiple of these is 90 seconds.

  • 5.

    Two cylinders are standing on a flat table. Cylinder A has radius 2 and height 8. Cylinder B has radius 8 and height 2. Cylinder A is 34 full of water and Cylinder B is empty. If all of the water from Cylinder A is then poured into Cylinder B what fraction of Cylinder B is full of water? (The volume of a cylinder with radius r and height h is V=πr2h)

      (3 pts) 5. 316

    The volume of water in A is π22834=24π. This is π82hB when hB=2464=38. Since the height of B is 2, B will be 316 full.

  • 6.

    Given that x, y, and z are natural numbers and xy=8 and yz=4. What is the smallest possible value of x+y+z?

      (3 pts) 6. 7

    Since y divides 4, it must be 1, 2, or 4. If y=1, then x=8, z=4, and x+y+z=13. If y=2, then x=4, z=2, and x+y+z=8. If y=4, then x=2, z=1, and x+y+z=7. The smallest of these is 7.

  • 7.

    Matthew reads 3 more pages each day than the previous day. If he reads 6 pages on the first day, how many days will it take him to finish a 510-page book?

      (3 pts) 7. 17

    On day n he reads 3+3n pages, so after N days he has read n=1N3+3n=3N+3N(N+1)/2 pages. This equals 510 when 6N+3N(N+1)=1020, or 0=N2+3N340=(N17)(N+20), so that N=17.

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