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101.
The rectangular floor of a bathroom is covered with square tiles (all of the same size). A spider starts at one corner of the bathroom and walks to the diagonally opposite corner. For example, the figure below shows a 6×86\times8 bathroom, in which the spider touches 1212 tiles on its path. (A spider doesn't touch a tile if it just walks over the grout at the corner of a tile.) For an m×nm\times n bathroom, how many tiles does the spider touch on its walk?
A 6 by 8 tiled rectangle with a diagonal path touching 12 tiles
102.
A game board consists of 6464 squares that alternate in color between black and white. The figure below shows square PP in the bottom row and square QQ in the top row. A marker is placed at PP. A step consists of moving the marker onto one of the adjoining white squares in the row above. How many 77-step paths are there from PP to QQ? (The figure shows a sample path.)
Eight by eight checkerboard showing squares P and Q and a sample 7-step path
(A)  28\text{(A)}\;28(B)  30\text{(B)}\;30(C)  32\text{(C)}\;32(D)  33\text{(D)}\;33(E)  35\text{(E)}\;35
103.
Alice has 24 apples. In how many ways can she share them with Becky and Chris so that each of the three people has at least two apples?
(A)  105\text{(A)}\;105(B)  114\text{(B)}\;114(C)  190\text{(C)}\;190(D)  210\text{(D)}\;210(E)  380\text{(E)}\;380
104.
In triangle ABCABC, point DD divides side AC‾\overline{AC} so that AD:DC=1:2AD:DC=1:2. Let EE be the midpoint of BD‾\overline{BD} and let FF be the point of intersection of line BCBC and line AEAE. Given that the area of △ABC\triangle ABC is 360360, what is the area of △EBF\triangle EBF?
Triangle ABC with D on AC, E the midpoint of BD, and F the intersection of AE and BC
(A)  24\text{(A)}\;24(B)  30\text{(B)}\;30(C)  32\text{(C)}\;32(D)  36\text{(D)}\;36(E)  40\text{(E)}\;40
105.
Andy and Betsy both live in Mathville. Andy leaves Mathville on his bicycle at 1:30 traveling due north at a steady 8 miles per hour. Betsy leaves on her bicycle from the same point at 2:30, traveling due east at a steady 12 miles per hour. At what time will they be exactly the same distance from their common starting point?
(A)  3:30\text{(A)}\;3:30(B)  3:45\text{(B)}\;3:45(C)  4:00\text{(C)}\;4:00(D)  4:15\text{(D)}\;4:15(E)  4:30\text{(E)}\;4:30
106.
A box contains 10 pounds of a nut mix that is 50 percent peanuts, 20 percent cashews, and 30 percent almonds. A second nut mix containing 20 percent peanuts, 40 percent cashews, and 40 percent almonds is added to the box resulting in a new nut mix that is 40 percent peanuts. How many pounds of cashews are now in the box?
(A)  3.5\text{(A)}\;3.5(B)  4\text{(B)}\;4(C)  4.5\text{(C)}\;4.5(D)  5\text{(D)}\;5(E)  6\text{(E)}\;6
107.
How many isosceles triangles are there with positive area whose side lengths are all positive integers and whose longest side has length 2025?
(A)  2025\text{(A)}\;2025(B)  2026\text{(B)}\;2026(C)  3012\text{(C)}\;3012(D)  3037\text{(D)}\;3037(E)  4050\text{(E)}\;4050
108.
A team of students is going to compete against a team of teachers in a trivia contest. The total number of students and teachers is 15. Ash, a cousin of one of the students, wants to join the contest. If Ash plays with the students, the average age on that team will increase from 12 to 14. If Ash plays with the teachers, the average age on that team will decrease from 55 to 52. How old is Ash?
(A)  28\text{(A)}\;28(B)  29\text{(B)}\;29(C)  30\text{(C)}\;30(D)  32\text{(D)}\;32(E)  33\text{(E)}\;33
109.
Consider the sequence of positive integers
1,2,1,2,3,2,1,2,3,4,3,2,1,2,3,4,5,4,3,2,1,…1,2,1,2,3,2,1,2,3,4,3,2,1,2,3,4,5,4,3,2,1,\ldots
What is the 2025th term in this sequence?
(A)  5\text{(A)}\;5(B)  15\text{(B)}\;15(C)  16\text{(C)}\;16(D)  44\text{(D)}\;44(E)  45\text{(E)}\;45
110.
In an equilateral triangle each interior angle is trisected by a pair of rays. The intersection of the interiors of the middle 20°-angle at each vertex is the interior of a convex hexagon. What is the degree measure of the smallest angle of this hexagon?
(A)  80\text{(A)}\;80(B)  90\text{(B)}\;90(C)  100\text{(C)}\;100(D)  110\text{(D)}\;110(E)  120\text{(E)}\;120
111.
Suppose aa and bb are real numbers. When the polynomial x3+x2+ax+bx^3+x^2+ax+b is divided by x−1x-1, the remainder is 44. When the polynomial is divided by x−2x-2, the remainder is 66. What is b−ab-a?
(A)  14\text{(A)}\;14(B)  15\text{(B)}\;15(C)  16\text{(C)}\;16(D)  17\text{(D)}\;17(E)  18\text{(E)}\;18
112.
Agnes writes the following four statements on a blank piece of paper.

• At least one of these statements is true.
• At least two of these statements are true.
• At least two of these statements are false.
• At least one of these statements is false.

Each statement is either true or false. How many false statements did Agnes write on the paper?
(A)  0\text{(A)}\;0(B)  1\text{(B)}\;1(C)  2\text{(C)}\;2(D)  3\text{(D)}\;3(E)  4\text{(E)}\;4
113.
Let f(x)=100x3−300x2+200xf(x)=100x^3-300x^2+200x. For how many real numbers aa does the graph of y=f(x−a)y=f(x-a) pass through the point (1,25)(1,25)?
(A)  1\text{(A)}\;1(B)  2\text{(B)}\;2(C)  3\text{(C)}\;3(D)  4\text{(D)}\;4(E)  more than 4\text{(E)}\;\text{more than 4}
114.
A semicircle has diameter AB‾\overline{AB} and chord CD‾\overline{CD} of length 1616 parallel to AB‾\overline{AB}. A smaller semicircle with diameter on AB‾\overline{AB} and tangent to CD‾\overline{CD} is cut from the larger semicircle, as shown below. What is the area of the resulting figure, shown shaded?
Semicircle with diameter AB and chord CD
(A)  16π\text{(A)}\;16\pi(B)  24π\text{(B)}\;24\pi(C)  32π\text{(C)}\;32\pi(D)  48π\text{(D)}\;48\pi(E)  64π\text{(E)}\;64\pi
115.
The sequence 1,x,y,z1,x,y,z is arithmetic. The sequence 1,p,q,z1,p,q,z is geometric. Both sequences are strictly increasing and contain only integers, and zz is as small as possible. What is the value of x+y+z+p+qx+y+z+p+q?
(A)  66\text{(A)}\;66(B)  91\text{(B)}\;91(C)  103\text{(C)}\;103(D)  132\text{(D)}\;132(E)  149\text{(E)}\;149
116.
Carlos uses a 4-digit passcode to unlock his computer. In his passcode, exactly one digit is even, exactly one (possibly different) digit is prime, and no digit is 0. How many 4-digit passcodes satisfy these conditions?
(A)  176\text{(A)}\;176(B)  192\text{(B)}\;192(C)  432\text{(C)}\;432(D)  464\text{(D)}\;464(E)  608\text{(E)}\;608
117.
In the figure below, the outside square contains infinitely many squares, each of them with the same center and sides parallel to the outside square. The ratio of the side length of a square to the side length of the next inner square is kk, where 0<k<10<k<1. The spaces between squares are alternately shaded as shown in the figure (which is not necessarily drawn to scale).

The area of the shaded portion of the figure is 64%64\% of the area of the original square. What is kk?
Nested squares with alternating shaded regions
(A)  35\text{(A)}\;\frac{3}{5}(B)  1625\text{(B)}\;\frac{16}{25}(C)  23\text{(C)}\;\frac{2}{3}(D)  34\text{(D)}\;\frac{3}{4}(E)  45\text{(E)}\;\frac{4}{5}
118.
Six chairs are arranged around a round table. Two students and two teachers randomly select four of the chairs to sit in. What is the probability that the two students will sit in two adjacent chairs and the two teachers will also sit in two adjacent chairs?
(A)  16\text{(A)}\;\frac{1}{6}(B)  15\text{(B)}\;\frac{1}{5}(C)  29\text{(C)}\;\frac{2}{9}(D)  313\text{(D)}\;\frac{3}{13}(E)  14\text{(E)}\;\frac{1}{4}
119.
In the figure below, ABEFABEF is a rectangle, AD‾⊥DE‾\overline{AD}\perp\overline{DE}, AF=7AF=7, AB=1AB=1, and AD=5AD=5. What is the area of △ABC\triangle ABC?
Rectangle ABEF with triangle ABC
(A)  38\text{(A)}\;\frac38(B)  49\text{(B)}\;\frac49(C)  1813\text{(C)}\;\frac18\sqrt{13}(D)  715\text{(D)}\;\frac7{15}(E)  1815\text{(E)}\;\frac18\sqrt{15}
120.
There are three jars. Each of three coins is placed in one of the three jars, chosen at random and independently of the placements of the other coins. What is the expected number of coins in a jar with the most coins?
(A)  43\text{(A)}\;\frac{4}{3}(B)  139\text{(B)}\;\frac{13}{9}(C)  53\text{(C)}\;\frac{5}{3}(D)  179\text{(D)}\;\frac{17}{9}(E)  2\text{(E)}\;2
121.
Let NN be the unique positive integer such that dividing 273436273436 by NN leaves a remainder of 1616 and dividing 272760272760 by NN leaves a remainder of 1515. What is the tens digit of NN?
(A)  0\text{(A)}\;0(B)  1\text{(B)}\;1(C)  2\text{(C)}\;2(D)  3\text{(D)}\;3(E)  4\text{(E)}\;4
122.
An array of numbers is constructed beginning with the numbers −1-1, 33, and 11 in the top row. Each adjacent pair of numbers is summed to produce a number in the next row. Each row begins and ends with −1-1 and 11, respectively. If the process continues, one of the rows will sum to 12,28812,288. In that row, what is the third number from the left?
AMC 10A 2025 Problem 19 diagram
(A)  −29\text{(A)}\;-29(B)  −21\text{(B)}\;-21(C)  −14\text{(C)}\;-14(D)  −8\text{(D)}\;-8(E)  −3\text{(E)}\;-3
123.
A silo (right circular cylinder) with diameter 2020 meters stands in a field. MacDonald is located 2020 meters west and 1515 meters south of the center of the silo. McGregor is located 2020 meters east and g>0g>0 meters south of the center of the silo. The line of sight between MacDonald and McGregor is tangent to the silo. The value of gg can be written as ab−cd\frac{a\sqrt{b}-c}{d}, where aa, bb, cc, and dd are positive integers, bb is not divisible by the square of any prime, and dd is relatively prime to the greatest common divisor of aa and cc. What is a+b+c+da+b+c+d?
(A)  119\text{(A)}\;119(B)  120\text{(B)}\;120(C)  121\text{(C)}\;121(D)  122\text{(D)}\;122(E)  123\text{(E)}\;123
124.
A set of numbers is called sum-free if whenever xx and yy are (not necessarily distinct) elements of the set, x+yx+y is not an element of the set. For example, {1,4,6}\{1,4,6\} and the empty set are sum-free, but {2,4,5}\{2,4,5\} is not. What is the greatest possible number of elements in a sum-free subset of {1,2,3,…,20}\{1,2,3,\ldots,20\}?
(A)  8\text{(A)}\;8(B)  9\text{(B)}\;9(C)  10\text{(C)}\;10(D)  11\text{(D)}\;11(E)  12\text{(E)}\;12
125.
A circle of radius rr is surrounded by three circles, whose radii are 11, 22, and 33, all externally tangent to the inner circle and externally tangent to each other, as shown below. What is rr?
Three circles tangent to each other and the inner circle
(A)  14\text{(A)}\;\frac{1}{4}(B)  623\text{(B)}\;\frac{6}{23}(C)  311\text{(C)}\;\frac{3}{11}(D)  517\text{(D)}\;\frac{5}{17}(E)  310\text{(E)}\;\frac{3}{10}
126.
Call a positive integer fair if no digit is used more than once, it has no 00s, and no digit is adjacent to two greater digits. For example, 196196, 2323, and 1246312463 are fair, but 15461546, 320320, and 3432134321 are not fair. How many fair positive integers are there?
(A)  511\text{(A)}\;511(B)  2584\text{(B)}\;2584(C)  9841\text{(C)}\;9841(D)  17711\text{(D)}\;17711(E)  19682\text{(E)}\;19682
127.
A point PP is chosen at random inside square ABCDABCD. The probability that AP‾\overline{AP} is neither the shortest nor the longest side of △APB\triangle APB can be written as a+bπ−cde\frac{a+b\pi-c\sqrt{d}}{e}, where a,b,c,d,ea,b,c,d,e are positive integers, gcd⁡(a,b,c,e)=1\gcd(a,b,c,e)=1, and dd is not divisible by the square of a prime. What is a+b+c+d+ea+b+c+d+e?
(A)  25\text{(A)}\;25(B)  26\text{(B)}\;26(C)  27\text{(C)}\;27(D)  28\text{(D)}\;28(E)  29\text{(E)}\;29
128.
In a certain alien world, the maximum running speed vv of an organism is dependent on its number of toes nn and number of eyes mm. The relationship can be expressed as v=knambv=kn^am^b centimeters per hour, where kk, aa, and bb are integer constants. In a population where all organisms have 55 toes, log⁡v=4+2log⁡m\log v=4+2\log m; and in a population where all organisms have 2525 eyes, log⁡v=4+4log⁡n\log v=4+4\log n, where the logarithms are base 1010. What is k+a+bk+a+b?
(A)  20\text{(A)}\;20(B)  21\text{(B)}\;21(C)  22\text{(C)}\;22(D)  23\text{(D)}\;23(E)  24\text{(E)}\;24
129.
Pentagon ABCDEABCDE is inscribed in a circle, and ∠BEC=∠CED=30∘\angle BEC=\angle CED=30^\circ. Let line ACAC and line BDBD intersect at point FF, and suppose that AB=9AB=9 and AD=24AD=24. What is BFBF?
(A)  5711\text{(A)}\;\frac{57}{11}(B)  5911\text{(B)}\;\frac{59}{11}(C)  6011\text{(C)}\;\frac{60}{11}(D)  6111\text{(D)}\;\frac{61}{11}(E)  6311\text{(E)}\;\frac{63}{11}
130.
Let ww be the complex number 2+i2+i, where i=−1i=\sqrt{-1}. What real number rr has the property that rr, ww, and w2w^2 are three collinear points in the complex plane?
(A)  34\text{(A)}\;\frac{3}{4}(B)  1\text{(B)}\;1(C)  75\text{(C)}\;\frac{7}{5}(D)  32\text{(D)}\;\frac{3}{2}(E)  53\text{(E)}\;\frac{5}{3}
131.
In the figure shown below, major arc AD^\widehat{AD} and minor arc BC^\widehat{BC} have the same center, OO. Also, AA lies between OO and BB, and DD lies between OO and CC. Major arc AD^\widehat{AD}, minor arc BC^\widehat{BC}, and each of the two segments AB‾\overline{AB} and CD‾\overline{CD} have length 2π2\pi. What is the distance from OO to AA?
Two concentric arcs centered at O with A between O and B and D between O and C
(A)  1\text{(A)}\;1(B)  1−π+π2+1\text{(B)}\;1-\pi+\sqrt{\pi^2+1}(C)  π2\text{(C)}\;\frac{\pi}{2}(D)  π2+12\text{(D)}\;\frac{\sqrt{\pi^2+1}}{2}(E)  2\text{(E)}\;2
132.
The orthocenter of a triangle is the concurrent intersection of the three (possibly extended) altitudes. What is the sum of the coordinates of the orthocenter of the triangle whose vertices are A(2,31)A(2,31), B(8,27)B(8,27), and C(18,27)C(18,27)?
(A)  5\text{(A)}\;5(B)  17\text{(B)}\;17(C)  10+417+213\text{(C)}\;10+4\sqrt{17}+2\sqrt{13}(D)  1133\text{(D)}\;\frac{113}{3}(E)  54\text{(E)}\;54
133.
Let C={1,2,3,…,13}C=\{1,2,3,\ldots,13\}. Let NN be the greatest integer such that there exists a subset of CC with NN elements that does not contain five consecutive integers. Suppose NN integers are chosen at random from CC without replacement. What is the probability that the chosen elements do not include five consecutive integers?
(A)  3130\text{(A)}\;\frac{3}{130}(B)  3143\text{(B)}\;\frac{3}{143}(C)  5143\text{(C)}\;\frac{5}{143}(D)  126\text{(D)}\;\frac{1}{26}(E)  578\text{(E)}\;\frac{5}{78}
134.
Points FF, GG, and HH are collinear with GG between FF and HH. The ellipse with foci at GG and HH is internally tangent to the ellipse with foci at FF and GG, as shown below. The two ellipses have the same eccentricity ee, and the ratio of their areas is 20252025. (Recall that the eccentricity of an ellipse is e=cae=\frac{c}{a}, where cc is the distance from the center to a focus, and 2a2a is the length of the major axis.) What is ee?
Two internally tangent ellipses with collinear foci F, G, and H
(A)  35\text{(A)}\;\frac{3}{5}(B)  1625\text{(B)}\;\frac{16}{25}(C)  45\text{(C)}\;\frac{4}{5}(D)  2223\text{(D)}\;\frac{22}{23}(E)  4445\text{(E)}\;\frac{44}{45}
135.
The polynomial (z+i)(z+2i)(z+3i)+10(z+i)(z+2i)(z+3i)+10 has three roots in the complex plane, where i=−1i=\sqrt{-1}. What is the area of the triangle formed by these three roots?
(A)  6\text{(A)}\;6(B)  8\text{(B)}\;8(C)  10\text{(C)}\;10(D)  12\text{(D)}\;12(E)  14\text{(E)}\;14
136.
How many ordered triples (x,y,z)(x,y,z) of different positive integers less than or equal to 88 satisfy xy>zxy>z, xz>yxz>y, and yz>xyz>x?
(A)  36\text{(A)}\;36(B)  84\text{(B)}\;84(C)  186\text{(C)}\;186(D)  336\text{(D)}\;336(E)  486\text{(E)}\;486
137.
The base of the pentahedron shown below is a 13×813\times8 rectangle, and its lateral faces are two isosceles triangles with base of length 88 and congruent sides of length 1313, and two isosceles trapezoids with bases of length 77 and 1313 and nonparallel sides of length 1313. What is the volume of the pentahedron?
Pentahedron with a 13 by 8 rectangular base, top edge of length 7, and lateral edges of length 13
(A)  416\text{(A)}\;416(B)  520\text{(B)}\;520(C)  528\text{(C)}\;528(D)  676\text{(D)}\;676(E)  832\text{(E)}\;832
138.
There is a unique ordered triple (a,k,m)(a,k,m) of nonnegative integers such that 4a+4a+k+4a+2k+⋯+4a+mk2a+2a+k+2a+2k+⋯+2a+mk=964\frac{4^a+4^{a+k}+4^{a+2k}+\cdots+4^{a+mk}}{2^a+2^{a+k}+2^{a+2k}+\cdots+2^{a+mk}}=964. What is a+k+ma+k+m?
(A)  8\text{(A)}\;8(B)  9\text{(B)}\;9(C)  10\text{(C)}\;10(D)  11\text{(D)}\;11(E)  12\text{(E)}\;12
139.
Three real numbers are chosen independently and uniformly at random between 00 and 11. What is the probability that the greatest of these three numbers is greater than 22 times each of the other two numbers? (In other words, if the chosen numbers are a≥b≥ca\ge b\ge c, then a>2ba>2b.)
(A)  112\text{(A)}\;\frac{1}{12}(B)  19\text{(B)}\;\frac{1}{9}(C)  18\text{(C)}\;\frac{1}{8}(D)  16\text{(D)}\;\frac{1}{6}(E)  14\text{(E)}\;\frac{1}{4}
140.
A circle of radius rr is surrounded by 1212 circles of radius 11, externally tangent to the central circle and sequentially tangent to each other, as shown. Then rr can be written as a+b+c\sqrt{a}+\sqrt{b}+c, where a,b,ca,b,c are integers. What is a+b+ca+b+c?
A central circle of radius r surrounded by 12 tangent unit circles
(A)  3\text{(A)}\;3(B)  5\text{(B)}\;5(C)  7\text{(C)}\;7(D)  9\text{(D)}\;9(E)  11\text{(E)}\;11
141.
Polynomials P(x)P(x) and Q(x)Q(x) each have degree 33 and leading coefficient 11, and their roots are all elements of {1,2,3,4,5}\{1,2,3,4,5\}. The function f(x)=P(x)Q(x)f(x)=\frac{P(x)}{Q(x)} has the property that there exist real numbers a<b<c<da<b<c<d such that the set of all real numbers xx such that f(x)≤0f(x)\le0 consists of the closed interval [a,b][a,b] together with the open interval (c,d)(c,d). How many functions f(x)f(x) are possible?
(A)  7\text{(A)}\;7(B)  9\text{(B)}\;9(C)  11\text{(C)}\;11(D)  12\text{(D)}\;12(E)  13\text{(E)}\;13
142.
The instructions on a 350-gram bag of coffee beans say that proper brewing of a large mug of pour-over coffee requires 20 grams of coffee beans. What is the greatest number of properly brewed large mugs of coffee that can be made from the coffee beans in that bag?
(A)  16\text{(A)}\;16(B)  17\text{(B)}\;17(C)  18\text{(C)}\;18(D)  19\text{(D)}\;19(E)  20\text{(E)}\;20
143.
Jerry wrote down the ones digit of each of the first 20252025 positive squares: 1,4,9,6,5,6,…1,4,9,6,5,6,\ldots. What is the sum of all the numbers Jerry wrote down?
(A)  9025\text{(A)}\;9025(B)  9070\text{(B)}\;9070(C)  9090\text{(C)}\;9090(D)  9115\text{(D)}\;9115(E)  9160\text{(E)}\;9160
144.
A Pascal-like triangle has 1010 as the top row and 1010 followed by 11 as the second row. In each subsequent row the first number is 1010, the last number is 11, and, as in the standard Pascal's Triangle, each other number in the row is the sum of the two numbers directly above it. The first four rows are shown below:
10101101111021121\begin{array}{ccccccc}&&&10&&&\\ &&10&&1&&\\ &10&&11&&1&\\ 10&&21&&12&&1\end{array}
What is the sum of the digits of the sum of the numbers in the 1111th row?
(A)  11\text{(A)}\;11(B)  13\text{(B)}\;13(C)  14\text{(C)}\;14(D)  16\text{(D)}\;16(E)  17\text{(E)}\;17
145.
The value of the two-digit number a‾ b‾\underline{a}\ \underline{b} in base seven equals the value of the two-digit number b‾ a‾\underline{b}\ \underline{a} in base nine. What is a+ba+b?
(A)  7\text{(A)}\;7(B)  9\text{(B)}\;9(C)  10\text{(C)}\;10(D)  11\text{(D)}\;11(E)  14\text{(E)}\;14
146.
In △ABC\triangle ABC, AB=10AB=10, AC=18AC=18, and ∠B=130∘\angle B=130^\circ. Let OO be the center of the circle containing AA, BB, and CC. What is the degree measure of ∠CAO\angle CAO?
(A)  20\text{(A)}\;20(B)  30\text{(B)}\;30(C)  40\text{(C)}\;40(D)  50\text{(D)}\;50(E)  60\text{(E)}\;60
147.
The line y=13x+1y=\frac{1}{3}x+1 divides the square region defined by 0≤x≤20\le x\le2 and 0≤y≤20\le y\le2 into an upper and lower region. The line x=ax=a divides the lower region into two regions of equal area. Then aa can be written as s−t\sqrt{s}-t, where ss and tt are positive integers. What is s+ts+t?
(A)  18\text{(A)}\;18(B)  19\text{(B)}\;19(C)  20\text{(C)}\;20(D)  21\text{(D)}\;21(E)  22\text{(E)}\;22
148.
Frances stands 1515 meters directly south of a locked gate in a fence that runs east-west. Immediately behind the fence is a box of chocolates, located xx meters east of the locked gate. An unlocked gate lies 99 meters east of the box, and another unlocked gate lies 88 meters west of the locked gate. Frances can reach the box by walking toward an unlocked gate, passing through it, and walking toward the box. It happens that the total distance Frances would travel is the same via either unlocked gate. What is the value of xx?
(A)  327\text{(A)}\;3\frac{2}{7}(B)  337\text{(B)}\;3\frac{3}{7}(C)  347\text{(C)}\;3\frac{4}{7}(D)  357\text{(D)}\;3\frac{5}{7}(E)  367\text{(E)}\;3\frac{6}{7}
149.
Emmy says to Max, "I ordered 3636 math club sweatshirts today." Max asks, "How much did each shirt cost?" Emmy responds, "I'll give you a hint. The total cost was A‾ B‾ B‾ .B‾ A‾\underline{A}\ \underline{B}\ \underline{B}\ . \underline{B}\ \underline{A}, where AA and BB are digits and A≠0A\ne0." After a pause, Max says, "That was a good price." What is A+BA+B?
(A)  7\text{(A)}\;7(B)  8\text{(B)}\;8(C)  11\text{(C)}\;11(D)  14\text{(D)}\;14(E)  15\text{(E)}\;15
150.
How many ordered triples of integers (x,y,z)(x,y,z) satisfy the following system of inequalities?
−x−y−z≤−2−x+y+z≤2x−y+z≤2x+y−z≤2\begin{aligned}-x-y-z&\le-2\\ -x+y+z&\le2\\ x-y+z&\le2\\ x+y-z&\le2\end{aligned}
(A)  4\text{(A)}\;4(B)  8\text{(B)}\;8(C)  11\text{(C)}\;11(D)  15\text{(D)}\;15(E)  17\text{(E)}\;17