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

    6⋅7=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=π⁢r2⁢h)

      (3 pts) 5. 316

    The volume of water in A is π⁢22⋅8⋅34=24⁢π. This is π⁢82⁢hB 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 x⁢y=8 and y⁢z=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+3⁢n pages, so after N days he has read ∑n=1N3+3⁢n=3⁢N+3⁢N⁢(N+1)/2 pages. This equals 510 when 6⁢N+3⁢N⁢(N+1)=1020, or 0=N2+3⁢N−340=(N−17)⁢(N+20), so that N=17.

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