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The document is a contest paper for the American Computer Science League's Intermediate Division for the 2007-2008 year. It includes problems related to recursive functions, computer number systems, and LISP programming. Participants are tasked with solving mathematical and computational problems using the concepts outlined.

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ACSL

2007 - 2008 American Computer Science League Contest #1


Intermediate Division

1. Recursive Functions
Find (32), given:

2. Recursive Functions

If (1) = 8 and (n+1) = 2* (n) – 4, find (5).

3. Computer Number Systems


Which of the following octal numbers has the most 1’s in its
binary representation?

A) 1555558 B) 1333378 C) 1455478 D) 1564648 E) 1714428

4. Computer Number Systems


Evaluate and express the answer in binary:

2438 + 9116 – 8216 / 11012

5. LISP
Evaluate the following expression:

(ADD (ADD 3 4)(SUB 5 2)(MULT 3 2)(EXP 2 3))

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