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Mathematical problems in English
It was translated by a computer, wasn't it? Good thunder ~ but that's probably what it means, so I'll just write the answer directly ~

2 1.

Analysis: Because the title explains that painting any face is a situation, a combination, not an arrangement.

One side of the chart-1 example

Two sides of a painting-two situations (adjacent or opposite)

Three faces in the picture-two cases (all three faces are adjacent, and two of them are adjacent)

Figure Four Faces-Two Cases (Two Faces Adjacent and Three Faces Adjacent)

Figure 5 Face-1 Case

Figure 6 Face-1 Case

So a * * *1+2+2+1+1= 9 cases.

36.

The title says that in the case of winning, a * * * has three people, which means that a * * * has three positions to participate in the election, but the title only says two positions, so there is one more.

37.

9*9+9+9/9+9

=8 1+9+ 1+9

= 100

39.

Porcupine:118 = 0.056

Coyote: 1/72=0.0 14

t 1-t2

=0.056-0.0 14

= 0.042 hours

2.5 minutes

4 1.

Analysis: According to the known formula H = 20t-5t 2, the time 1s, 2s and 3s are brought in respectively.

h 1=20* 1-5* 1^2

=20-5

= 15m

h2=20*2-5*2^2

=40-20

=20m

h3=20*3-5*3^2

=60-45

= 15m

42.

Analysis: If the sum of two numbers is required to be a complete square number, then there are 4, 9, 16, 25 * * * complete squares greater than 2 and less than 26.

4- 1+3/2+2-2 cases

9- 1+8/2+7/3+6/4+5-4 cases.

16-3+13/4+12 ... 7+9/8+8-6.

25-12+13-1example

So a * * * has 2+4+6+ 1= 13 cases.

43.

Analysis: 20 toothpicks were divided into 3 groups, each group was even.

2,2, 16

2,4, 14

2,6, 12

2,8, 10

4,4, 12

4,6, 10

4,8,8

6,6,8

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