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1. SMT 2009 Geometry Test and Solutions February 28, 2009
1. The sum of all of the interior angles of seven polygons is 180 · 17. Find the total number of sides of the
polygons.
Answer: 31
The angle sum of a polygon with n sides is 180(n − 2). The total sum is then 180(n1 − 2) + 180(n2 −
2) + · · · + 180(n7 − 2) = 180(n1 + n2 + · · · n7) − 7 · 2 · 180 = 180 · 17. Dividing through by 180 gives
n1 + n2 + · · · + n7 − 14 = 17, so the total number of sides 14 + 17 = 31.
2. The pattern in the figure below continues inward infinitely. The base of the biggest triangle is 1. All
triangles are equilateral. Find the shaded area.
Answer:
√
3
5
Rank the shaded triangles by their area, largest to smallest. The largest shaded triangle has an area
of
√
3
16 . There are three of them, call them the first set. The ith
set of triangles has base 1
4 that of the
(i − 1)th
set, so the area of the ith
set is 1
16 that of the of the (i − 1)th
set. So the total shaded area
becomes an infinite geometric series:
√
3
16
· 3 ·
1
1 − 1
16
=
√
3
5
.
3. Given a regular pentagon, find the ratio of its diagonal, d, to its side, a.
Answer: 2 cos(36)
Consider the triangle formed by the diagonal and two sides of the pentagon. The interior angle of the
pentagon is 108◦
, so the other two angles are both 36◦
. By the law of sines, sin(36)
a = sin(108)
d . Thus,
d
a = sin(108)
sin(36) = sin(72)
sin(36) = sin((2)(36))
sin(36) = 2 cos(36).
4. ABCD form a rhobus. E is the intersection of AC and BD. F lie on AD such that EF ⊥ FD. Given
EF = 2 and FD = 1. Find the area of the rhobus ABCD.
Answer: 20
B C
E
A DF
By the Pythogorean theorem, ED =
√
5. Since ABCD is a rhombus, AE ⊥ ED. So triangle
FDE ∼ EDA. Thus we obtain the following ratio:
DF
ED
=
EF
AE
1
√
5
=
2
AE
.
So AE = 2
√
5. Thus, the area is 1
2 (2 × AE)(2 × DE) = 1
2 (4
√
5)(2
√
5) = 20.
2. SMT 2009 Geometry Test and Solutions February 28, 2009
5. In the 2009 Rice Olympics, Willy and Sammy are two bikers. The circular race track has two lanes,
the inner lane with radius 11, and the outer with radius 12. Willy will start on the inner lane, and
Sammy on the outer. They will race for one complete lap, measured by the inner track. What is the
square of the distance between Willy and Sammy’s starting positions so that they will both race the
same distance? Assume that they are of point size and ride perfectly along their respective lanes.
Answer: 265 − 132
√
3
Denote r1 the inner radius and r2 the outer radius. Then the inner lane has distance 2πr1 and outer
lane 2πr2. But since Sammy will only be racing for 2πr1, there is 2π(r2 − r1) distance along the outer
lane which he will skip. Let W denote Willy’s starting position, S Sammy’s starting position, and O the
origin of the circular race track. Let θ be the angle between WO and SO. Then 2π(r2−r1) = θ
360 (2πr2).
Plugging in r1 = 11 and r2 = 12 and solving for θ, we get θ = 30◦
. Using coordinate geometry,
W = (11, 0) and S = (12 cos 30, 12 sin 30) = (6
√
3, 6). Thus, (WS)2
= (11−6
√
3)2
+36 = 265−132
√
3.
6. Equilateral triangle ABC has side length of 24. Points D, E, F lie on sides BC, CA, AB such that
AD ⊥ BC, DE ⊥ AC, and EF ⊥ AB. G is the intersection of AD and EF. Find the area of the
quadrilateral BFGD.
Answer: 117
√
3
2
AD bisects BC since ABC is equilateral, so CD = 12. ACD is a 30-60-90 degree triangle, so
AD = 12
√
3. Likewise, DCE is also 30-60-90, so EC = 6 and ED = 6
√
3. So AE = AC − EC =
24 − 6 = 18. EAF is also 30-60-90, so AF = 9 and EF = 9
√
3. Since ∠AEG = ∠AEF =
30◦
, ∠GED = 60◦
. Likewise, ∠CDE = 30◦
implies EDG = 60◦
. So ∠DGE must also be 60◦
and GED is equilateral, so EG = GD = ED = 6
√
3. FG = EF − EG = 9
√
3 − 6
√
3 = 3
√
3.
FB = AB − AF = 24 − 9 = 15 and BD = BC − CD = 12. So area of quadrilateral BFGD is
area BFG + area BDG = 1
2 (3
√
3)(15) + 1
2 (6
√
3)(12) = 117
√
3
2 .
7. Four disks with disjoint interiors are mutually tangent. Three of them are equal in size and the fourth
one is smaller. Find the ratio of the radius of the smaller disk to one of the larger disks.
Answer:
√
3 − 3
2
Let r be the radius of the three largest circles and s be the radius of the smallest circles. Consider
the equilateral triangle ABC formed by the centers of the three largest circles. This triangle has
side length 2r and altitude r
√
3. Let O be the center of the smallest circle, and consider altitude AM,
passing through O. AO = r + s = 2
3 AM, so the altitude is also 3
2 (r + s). Equating these and solving
for the ratio gives s
r = 2
√
3
3 − 1.
8. Three points are randomly placed on a circle. What is the probability that they lie on the same
semicircle?
Answer: 3
4
Suppose the first two points are separated by an angle α. Note that α is therefore randomly chosen
between 0 and π. If we are to place the third point so that the three lie on the same semicircle, we
have an arc of measure 2π − α to choose from. The probability of this placement is therefore 1 − α
2π .
This varies evenly from 1 at α = 0 to 1
2 at α = π. The average is therefore 3
4 .
3. SMT 2009 Geometry Test and Solutions February 28, 2009
9. Two circles with centers A and B intersect at points X and Y . The minor arc ∠XY = 120◦
with
respect to circle A, and ∠XY = 60◦
with respect to circle B. If XY = 2, find the area shared by the
two circles.
Answer: 10π−12
√
3
9
, or 10π
9
− 4
√
3
3
∠XAY = 120◦
, so the radius of circle A is 2
√
3
3 . ∠XBY in 60◦
, so the radius of circle B is 2. The area
of the sector AXY is 1
3 the area of circle A, so the area formed between segment XY and arc XY in
circle A is the area of sector AXY inus the area of AXY .
1
3
π
2
√
3
3
2
−
1
2
· 2 ·
√
3
3
=
4π − 3
√
3
9
.
Similarly, sector BXY is 1
6 of the area of circle B, so the area formed between segment XY and arc
XY in circle B is
1
6
π(2)2
− (2)2
√
3
4
=
2π − 3
√
3
3
.
The total area shared by the two circles is then:
4π − 3
√
3
9
+
2π − 3
√
3
3
=
10π − 12
√
3
9
10. Right triangle ABC is inscribed in circle W. ∠CAB = 65◦
, and ∠CBA = 25◦
. The median from C
to AB intersects W at D. Line l1 is drawn tangent to W at A. Line l2 is drawn tangent to W at D.
The lines l1 and l2 intersect at P. Compute ∠APD.
Answer: 50◦
Note that ∠ACB = 90◦
, so AB must be the diameter of W. Then CO is the median from C to AB,
where O is the origin of W, and CD passes through O. Then CO = BO and ∠BCD = ∠CBA = 25◦
.
We calculate ∠COB = 180◦
− 2 × 25◦
= 130◦
. Then ∠AOD = 130◦
. Consider the quadrilateral
PDOA. ∠P = 360◦
− ∠BAD − ∠CDP − ∠AOD = 360◦
− 90◦
− 90◦
− 130◦
= 50◦
.