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132. Problem: A64C , proposed by Ahmet Arduc
132 is the smallest number which is the sum of all of the 2-digit numbers that can be formed with its digits. Challenging Math Problem: A64C

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Number of Responses: 5857
Number of Correct R.: 4052
Difficulty Level: 69.18
1. Problem: 595A , proposed by Ahmet Arduc, Tip: Key Fact(s): 7695
1 is the multiplicative identity.
Challenging Math Problem: 595A
Correct answers have been submitted by:
1. Mohamed Karamany
2. Jeffrey Robles
3. Joseph Rodelas
4. Mahmut Cemrek
5. Suleyman Akarsu
6. Yavuz Selim Koseoglu
7. John Gamal Aziz Attia
8. Serkan Callioglu
9. Βαρελάς Γεώρ𝛾ιος
10. Marvin Cato
11. Isaiah James de Dios Maling
12. Joselito Torculas
13. John Albert A. Reyes
14. Nheil Ignacio
15. Gerald M. Pascua
16. Angelu G. Leynes
17. Roenz Joshlee Timbol
18. Rindell Mabunga
19. Caed Mark Medul Mendoza
20. Russel J. Galanido
21. Melga Sonio
22. Mark Elis Espiridion
23. Adrian Pilotos Burgos
24. Sumet Ketsri
25. Daniel James Molina
26. Nixon Balandra
27. Jacob Sabido
28. Poetri Sonya Tarabunga
29. John Patrick
30. Lilanie Monique Torilla
31. Chris Norman Algo
32. Christian Daang
33. Grant Lewis Bulaong
34. Richard Phillip Dimaala Fernandez
35. Jake Gacuan
36. Ibrahim Demir
37. Christian Paul C. Patawaran
38. Amirul Faiz Abdul Muthalib
39. Norwyn Nicholson Kah
40. Jhepoy Dizon
41. Ralph Macarasig
42. Dan Lang
43. Chayapol
44. Dreimuru Tempest
45. Kurara Chibana
46. Lim Jing Ren
47. Alea Astrea
48. Kumar Ayush
49. Joem Canciller
50. Gluttony
51. Serdal Aslantas
52. Radu Bogo
53. Barry Villanueva
54. Randy Orton
55. Captain Magneto
56. Willie Revillame Wowowin
57. Mertkan Simsek
58. Mark Lawrence P Velasco
59. Srinivas Kanigiri
60. Prince Ivan Paraiso
61. Dale Angelo Azas Cortez
62. Mythreya Lakshman
63. Bikram Chohan
64. Law Tik Shun
65. Gideon Tomas
66. Jereco Dela Pena
67. John Aries Sarza
68. John Kenneth Vito Cruz
69. echo gabata
70. Anjelo V. Racho
71. Darwin Ojera
72. Andrei Alido
73. Sam Kashkooli
74. Mark Kenneth Dairo
75. Adisa Tolani
76. Hanelet Santos
77. Reygan Medina Dionisio
78. Angelo Velasquez
79. Marvin Cato
80. Jade N. Mijares
81. Kot Behemot
82. Lee Csek
83. Charles Dwight M. Pelaez
84. Fujiwara Toneri
85. Arcy Leann
86. Daryll Ko
87. Mark David Mortel Dela Cruz
88. Maureen Jordan
89. Zhuo Qun Song
90. Rik Smoody
91. Max Wong
92. Hanz U. Baga
93. Angelo M. Velasquez
94. angelo magdaong
95. Vaibhav Priyadarshi
96. Romeo Dane D. Melendrez
97. Bryant Ularte
98. Lisa Sauermann
99. Sajib Kumar Chowdhury
100. Raffy Salazar
101. Christian Rozano
102. Lourenz Miguel Paras
103. Ric Tura Jr
104. charles edward
105. Angelo Bungcaras Magdaong
106. Ramon Villota
107. Ian Galang
108. Joem Canciller
109. Hanlee Wong
 

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Score Table - Math Enthusiasts (only the first 100)

Score depends on number of correct answers and number of trials.

  • FS stands for First Solver. For each problem, there is a first solver. Each time you solve a problem as the first person your FS score increases by one.
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  • SP stands for Sniper. You can get this badge if and only if you do not miss any problem in your first try and solve them correctly. Only snipers have the potential to get the full score.
  • UT stands for User Type. "MT" is for Math Teacher and "S" is for Student.

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Order Score # of Correct Answers Names Badges Country
FS SF SP UT
1.097.73130Angelo M. Velasquez13047S PhilippinesPhilippines
2.083.69127Lee Csek1272 ChinaChina
3.083.63117Lisa Sauermann1172S GermanyGermany
4.083.05123Zhuo Qun Song1232S CanadaCanada
5.076.71122Daryll Ko1220S PhilippinesPhilippines
6.076.48115Isaiah James de Dios Maling11534MT PhilippinesPhilippines
7.075.22128Caed Mark Medul Mendoza128112MT PhilippinesPhilippines
8.060.3194Jeffrey Robles945 PhilippinesPhilippines
9.056.20103Reygan Medina Dionisio1032MT PhilippinesPhilippines
10.052.1392Richard Phillip Dimaala Fernandez9290MT PhilippinesPhilippines
11.050.7667Lilanie Monique Torilla6755S PhilippinesPhilippines
12.049.9684Jereco Dela Pena840MT PhilippinesPhilippines
13.047.7765Sumet Ketsri6567 ThailandThailand
14.045.4671Amirul Faiz Abdul Muthalib710MT MalaysiaMalaysia
15.042.4369Radu Bogo6945 RomaniaRomania
16.041.8659Hanlee Wong5963S SingaporeSingapore
17.041.0262Kurara Chibana620S JapanJapan
18.040.9154Willie Revillame Wowowin540 PhilippinesPhilippines
19.040.6363Russel J. Galanido6330S South KoreaSouth Korea
20.035.8766Mertkan Simsek660MT TurkeyTurkey
21.035.8279Christian Paul C. Patawaran791S PhilippinesPhilippines
22.035.0654Marvin Cato5130MT PhilippinesPhilippines
23.031.7366Fujiwara Toneri666S JapanJapan
24.031.3162Arcy Leann6215S PhilippinesPhilippines
25.030.5752Law Tik Shun520MT Hong KongHong Kong
26.028.6148Nixon Balandra4846MT PhilippinesPhilippines
27.028.3254Randy Orton540 United States of AmericaUnited States of America
28.028.1260Rindell Mabunga6031S PhilippinesPhilippines
29.027.1549Raffy Salazar490S PhilippinesPhilippines
30.026.5235Arjun Singh Rajawat354S IndiaIndia
31.025.5745Rik Smoody450MT United States of AmericaUnited States of America
32.025.4741Jacob Sabido415S PhilippinesPhilippines
33.022.7441Darwin Ojera4122MT PhilippinesPhilippines
34.020.8841Joselito Torculas4126 PhilippinesPhilippines
35.020.1857Roenz Joshlee Timbol571S PhilippinesPhilippines
36.020.0436Lim Jing Ren360S MalaysiaMalaysia
37.019.7026Alea Astrea260S PhilippinesPhilippines
38.019.4830echo gabata300 VietnamVietnam
39.019.2536Lourenz Miguel Paras360S PhilippinesPhilippines
40.017.4441Hanz U. Baga4173S PhilippinesPhilippines
41.017.0726Kuba Helsztynski260MT PolandPoland
42.015.0626Sajib Kumar Chowdhury 260S BangladeshBangladesh
43.014.3919Lenard Guillermo192S PhilippinesPhilippines
44.013.7720Gluttony200 PhilippinesPhilippines
45.013.6430Angelo Bungcaras Magdaong301MT PhilippinesPhilippines
46.013.2729Joseph Rodelas290S PhilippinesPhilippines
47.012.6320Mark Alvero200MT PhilippinesPhilippines
48.012.4926Norwyn Nicholson Kah2638S PhilippinesPhilippines
49.012.4625Jhepoy Dizon250S PhilippinesPhilippines
50.012.4319Ramon Villota190S PhilippinesPhilippines
51.011.7532Daniel James Molina321S PhilippinesPhilippines
52.011.2220Ralph Macarasig200S PhilippinesPhilippines
53.011.1618Ric Tura Jr1821S PhilippinesPhilippines
54.010.6718Maureen Jordan181 SingaporeSingapore
55.010.6114John Albert A. Reyes146S PhilippinesPhilippines
56.009.9517Nheil Ignacio178S PhilippinesPhilippines
57.009.6522Hanelet Santos2215S PhilippinesPhilippines
58.009.5423Kumar Ayush231S IndiaIndia
59.009.1428Mark Kenneth Dairo2826S PhilippinesPhilippines
60.009.1217Ibrahim Demir171MT TurkeyTurkey
61.008.7718Francis Gerard Magtibay180S PhilippinesPhilippines
62.008.6620Charles Dwight M. Pelaez208S PhilippinesPhilippines
63.008.5519Bikram Chohan195S IndiaIndia
64.008.3311Melga Sonio110S PhilippinesPhilippines
65.008.2919angelo magdaong190MT PhilippinesPhilippines
66.008.0013Poetri Sonya Tarabunga130S IndonesiaIndonesia
67.007.4214Ewen Goisot1417 FranceFrance
68.007.0511Max Wong110S Hong KongHong Kong
69.007.0043Kimi No Nawa43166S JapanJapan
70.006.9621Christian Daang2125S PhilippinesPhilippines
71.006.7514Angelu G. Leynes140S PhilippinesPhilippines
72.006.5511Mark Elis Espiridion110 PhilippinesPhilippines
73.006.2617Stefano Ongari170S ItalyItaly
74.005.8213Chris Norman Algo1310S PhilippinesPhilippines
75.005.307Adrian Pilotos Burgos70 PhilippinesPhilippines
76.004.556Yavuz Selim Koseoglu60S TurkeyTurkey
77.004.556Mahmut Cemrek60 TurkeyTurkey
78.004.556John Gamal Aziz Attia61S EgyptEgypt
79.004.556Jade N. Mijares60S PhilippinesPhilippines
80.003.6613Aljun Emperado133S PhilippinesPhilippines
81.003.2527Keedgwh270 IndiaIndia
82.003.036Liu Chen60 ChinaChina
83.003.036Kevin Durant60S TurkeyTurkey
84.003.036John Lester Tan60S PhilippinesPhilippines
85.003.034Vaibhav Priyadarshi40S IndiaIndia
86.003.034Βαρελάς Γεώρ𝛾ιος40 GreeceGreece
87.002.715Kot Behemot50MT United States of AmericaUnited States of America
88.002.424Saket Singh Rajawat41S IndiaIndia
89.002.424Bryant Ularte40MT PhilippinesPhilippines
90.002.273Jomari Mama30MT PhilippinesPhilippines
91.002.273Gerald M. Pascua30 PhilippinesPhilippines
92.001.895Leandro Dar Juan50S PhilippinesPhilippines
93.001.895Ian Galang50S PhilippinesPhilippines
94.001.734Smahi Abdeslem44S AlgeriaAlgeria
95.001.734Elijah Evangelista40S PalauPalau
96.001.526David Paul 60S PhilippinesPhilippines
97.001.524Luke Robitaille 31S United States of AmericaUnited States of America
98.001.522James Harden20S PhilippinesPhilippines
99.001.363John Kenneth Vito Cruz30S PhilippinesPhilippines
100.001.104Mark David Mortel Dela Cruz40S PhilippinesPhilippines

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Score Table - Countries

NOTE: Countries are listed according to their first answer submit dates.

Country # of Correct Answers # of Trials Performance
EgyptEgypt77100%
PhilippinesPhilippines2459354069.46%
TurkeyTurkey11115671.15%
GreeceGreece44100%
South KoreaSouth Korea637485.14%
ThailandThailand8710781.31%
IndonesiaIndonesia131681.25%
JapanJapan18439646.46%
MalaysiaMalaysia10713380.45%
PeruPeru11100%
AlgeriaAlgeria4757.14%
IndiaIndia15134044.41%
CanadaCanada12714587.59%
ItalyItaly173548.57%
RomaniaRomania719078.89%
United States of AmericaUnited States of America11716770.06%
GermanyGermany11812594.4%
FranceFrance142070%
PolandPoland263086.67%
Hong KongHong Kong648278.05%
VietnamVietnam303585.71%
IranIran2825%
NigeriaNigeria11100%
ChinaChina13315585.81%
SingaporeSingapore778689.53%
BangladeshBangladesh263476.47%
PalauPalau4757.14%
ArgentinaArgentina020%
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Key Facts

  • 1. Key Fact 7446 |Tags: product, rational, number, irrational
  • 2. Key Fact 7695 |Tags: fraction, lowest term, numerator, denominator, relatively prime
  • 3. Key Fact ABAD |Tags: square, even, integer, divisibility
  • 4. Key Fact BAB3 |Tags: square, odd, integer, divisibility
  • 5. Key Fact 988C |Tags: product, perfect square, consecutive numbers
  • 6. Key Fact 9A34 |Tags: divisibility
  • 7. Key Fact B664 |Tags: identity, factorial
  • 8. Key Fact 969B |Tags: identity
  • 9. Key Fact CE81 |Tags: identity
  • 10. Key Fact B945 |Tags: identity
  • 11. Key Fact BCC8 |Tags: factorial, inequality
  • 12. Key Fact 965A |Tags: identity
  • 13. Key Fact E856 |Tags: identity
  • 14. Key Fact 7C45 |Tags: Sophie-Germain, identity
  • 15. Key Fact EA1C |Tags: identity
  • 16. Key Fact 3E17 |Tags: identity, factorization
  • 17. Key Fact 2545 |Tags: identity, factorization
  • 18. Key Fact A376 |Tags: identity
  • 19. Key Fact 3278 |Tags: composite number
  • 20. Key Fact 2DCC |Tags: prime number, definition
  • 21. Key Fact 87D4 |Tags: prime number, composite number, 1
  • 22. Key Fact 9E11 |Tags: prime number, composite number, 1
  • 23. Key Fact A478 |Tags: prime number, even
  • 24. Key Fact 2AB2 |Tags: prime number
  • 25. Key Fact DAEA |Tags: prime numbers
  • 26. Key Fact 9ECE |Tags: prime factorization
  • 27. Key Fact 525C |Tags: prime number, composite number
  • 28. Key Fact 163E |Tags: Wilson's Theorem
  • 29. Key Fact 5221 |Tags: Bertrand's Postulate, prime number
  • 30. Key Fact 24D6 |Tags: Bonse's Inequality, prime numbers
  • 31. Key Fact C181 |Tags: prime, divisor
  • 32. Key Fact 8A33 |Tags: divisibility, square, odd, integer
  • 33. Key Fact 7B55 |Tags: divisibility
  • 34. Key Fact 8C41 |Tags: divisibility
  • 35. Key Fact 8632 |Tags: product, consecutive, integer, divisibility
  • 36. Key Fact EADA |Tags: divisibility
  • 37. Key Fact A4A7 |Tags: binomial expansion
  • 38. Key Fact 3845 |Tags: binomial expansion, number of terms
  • 39. Key Fact D8CD |Tags: identity
  • 40. Key Fact DEA5 |Tags: identity
  • 41. Key Fact 7B38 |Tags: identity
  • 42. Key Fact 2EBB |Tags: identity
  • 43. Key Fact 89DD |Tags: identity
  • 44. Key Fact ECD9 |Tags: chessboard, square
  • 45. Key Fact A86B |Tags: arithmetic mean, real numbers
  • 46. Key Fact B65C |Tags: geometric mean, real numbers
  • 47. Key Fact D477 |Tags: arithmetic mean, geometric mean, inequality
  • 48. Key Fact DDC5 |Tags: harmonic mean, real numbers
  • 49. Key Fact 29D9 |Tags: arithmetic mean, harmonic mean, inequality
  • 50. Key Fact 5375 |Tags: inequality
  • 51. Key Fact 1E7C |Tags: inequality
  • 52. Key Fact 3981 |Tags: inequality
  • 53. Key Fact 1EB9 |Tags: inequality, identity
  • 54. Key Fact D7B8 |Tags: inequality
  • 55. Key Fact 2483 |Tags: inequality
  • 56. Key Fact 6C13 |Tags: inequality
  • 57. Key Fact 7185 |Tags: inequality
  • 58. Key Fact 8C62 |Tags: inequality
  • 59. Key Fact 913D |Tags: inequality, identity
  • 60. Key Fact ADBA |Tags: Cauchy–Schwarz, inequality
  • 61. Key Fact 2169 |Tags: Chebyshev, inequality
  • 62. Key Fact E1B9 |Tags: line, intersection, parabola, abscissa, vertex, midpoint, line segment
  • 63. Key Fact 72A4 |Tags: De Moivre, formula
  • 64. Key Fact 5DB3 |Tags: fibonacci, numbers
  • 65. Key Fact 47EB |Tags: finite serie, finite sequence
  • 66. Key Fact 13D3 |Tags: infinite serie, infinite sequence
  • 67. Key Fact EAA4 |Tags: partial sum, series
  • 68. Key Fact 3332 |Tags: sequence, partial sum, series, limit
  • 69. Key Fact 2B69 |Tags: sequence, partial sum, series, limit
  • 70. Key Fact C62B |Tags: series, sum
  • 71. Key Fact 1529 |Tags: sum, infinite serie
  • 72. Key Fact E6E7 |Tags: relative error, measurement
  • 73. Key Fact 8B56 |Tags: angle, bisector, triangle
  • 74. Key Fact B4C3 |Tags: sum, exterior angles, convex, polygon
  • 75. Key Fact C4CC |Tags: triangle, circle, greatest area, isosceles triangle
  • 76. Key Fact 8146 |Tags: circle, plane, common tangent
  • 77. Key Fact B13A |Tags: lattice points, gcd, greatest common divisor
  • 78. Key Fact 4BC8 |Tags: right triangle, median
  • 79. Key Fact 2B31 |Tags: minimal polynomial
  • 80. Key Fact C77E |Tags: british flag theorem, rectangle, geometry
  • 81. Key Fact B9E9 |Tags: pythagorean triple, triangle
  • 82. Key Fact 865E |Tags: primitive pythagorean triples, triangle

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Ahmet Arduc, Mathematics Teacher

Ahmet Arduc

Question Writer

Number of questions: 113

Ahmet worked as a maths olympiad instructor for many years. He is the editor and co-author of the unpublished 484-page book “Mathematical Olympiad Preliminary Question Bank, with 1001 solved questions”. His students got high achievements in many local and national mathematical competitions.

Amirul Faiz Abdul Muthalib

Amirul Faiz Abdul Muthalib

Problem Writer

Number of problems: 10

With over 5 years of hands-on, successful teaching experience, Amirul is an enthusiastic Pre-University Mathematics Lecturer in INTEC Education College, Malaysia. Being a versatile individual who love Maths, he has earned a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering in Japan. He had opportunity to teach Maths in Japanese Syllabus for scholarship sponsored students who will further their study in KOSEN (National College of Technology in Japan). He also train some of his students for the National Olympiad every year.

İhsan Yücel

İhsan Yücel

Problem Writer

Number of problems: 3

Ihsan is currently in the thesis phase of his postgraduate education, which is about mathematics teaching education. He got some notable national and international achievements in various secondary school mathematics and project competitions. He’s an author of many scientific articles about mathematics in the quarterly magazine "Mathematical World". He’s the founder of Matematik Meraklısı, a website dedicated to Mathematics.

Richard Phillip Dimaala Fernandez

Richard Phillip Dimaala Fernandez

Problem Writer

Number of problems: 1

Richard is an experienced math teacher in a Chinese school in the Philippines. He is a product of Philippine Normal University (National Center for Teacher Excellence). He trains students who compete in both local and international math competitions. He is a trainer in Mathematics Trainers' Guild, Philippines (MTG Philippines) and Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge (MMC). He is also a lecturer in one of the review centers specialized in university entrance examinations. He is also a Suken Test Passer (Mathematics Certification Institute of Japan).

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