Important Notes
This contest is not in English.
This contest is a 45-minute individual competition. Please submit your answer to each problem within the time limit.
Difficulty Level
This contest is approximately the same difficulty level as the first half of the Gnit Beginner Open (GBO). While primarily aimed at junior and senior high school students and those with humanities backgrounds, anyone can participate.
Answer Guidelines
- Please submit your answer according to the format specified in the problem statement.
- Gnit uses natural number matching for exact match. Therefore, alternative solutions due to different rounding methods will not be accepted.
- While physics sometimes rounds values to match significant figures, in this contest, please do not round intermediate or final results unless specifically instructed.
- You can submit a maximum of 10 times per problem. Submissions beyond the 11th will not be accepted.
- To prevent users from substituting arbitrary values to get the correct answer, the numbers may be intentionally made complex. The use of a calculator is strongly recommended.
Permitted Items
Prohibited Actions
The following actions are prohibited:
- Use of AI generation tools
- Referencing solutions from textbooks, reference books, or web searches
- Consulting with others
- Sharing solutions, hints, or answers with others
- Participating with multiple accounts, impersonation, or other fraudulent methods
If fraudulent activity is discovered, scores may be invalidated in accordance with the terms of service.
About this Contest
This contest is a Practice contest of the Gnit Weekly Challenge, held every Wednesday.
It consists of 14 questions.
This contest is primarily aimed at junior and senior high school students and those with humanities backgrounds, and focuses on questions with a Difficulty level of 3 or 4.
We hope you will use it for review or as a warm-up.
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