Y by Adventure10
Same rules as usual Relay. Check out Relay 1 if you haven't so.
R1 - 1. Two sides of an isosceles triangle are 22 and 61. Compute the area of the triangle.
R1 - 2. Let
and let
.
If
and
are positive integers, each less than or equal to
, and if
means
compute the greatest possible value for the expression
.
R1 - 3. Let
.
(Note: In this problem, the brackets represent the Greatest Integer Function). Compute the number of values of
with
, for which
.
R1 - 1. Two sides of an isosceles triangle are 22 and 61. Compute the area of the triangle.
R1 - 2. Let


If






R1 - 3. Let

(Note: In this problem, the brackets represent the Greatest Integer Function). Compute the number of values of


