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This problem came from the Australian Intermediate Mathematics Olympiad Determine the number of non-negative integers x that satisfy the equation (Note: if r is any real number, then floor denotes the largest integer less than or equal to r.)

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From 1 to 100, how many numbers do we have with 7 in it?

@mathisstillfun 07 to 97 =10 70 to 79 excluding 77 = 9 Total 19 #Python_solution

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This is GMAT level

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@mathisstillfun answers: [1, 3, 2 - 6*I, 2 + 6*I] #python_solution

X would be

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This is a GRE-level problem

@mathisstillfun L'Hôpital's rule differencing 2 times -(9cos3x)/2 putting x=0 gives you -9/2

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Got this from @MarcosBezC. The problem is interesting because of the different values we have for exponents. See if you can find a shortcut to evaluate the expression. Our approach is slightly long.

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A popular problem — appeared multiple times in the past competitions Video:

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😎 3.01+3.02+3.03+3.04+…+3.99+4=?

@mathisstillfun 0.01+0.02+...+0.99=(0.01+0.99)*99/2=49.5 3*99+4=301 Total = 301+49.5=350.5 Second method , AP , (a+Tn)*n/2 (3.01+4)*100/2= 7.01*50=350.5 #python_solution

Which one is larger?

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Solving a Function Composition Problem from SMO 2013 via

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