I—lability Logical Mathematical
[ROUTES AND PATHS
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1. In the figure shown, in how many different ways can
you go from point P to point Q, without repeating
points and following the lines shown in the figure?
A) 55 B) 53 C) 52 D) 54
A)16 B) 17 C) 20 D) 18
3. In the figure shown, traveling only in the indicated
directions, to the right, downwards and/or diagonally,
how many different routes are there from point A to
point B that do not pass through point Q?
2. In the figure shown, traveling in the direction
indicated by the arrows and without passing through
the same point twice, how many different ways are
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4. In the following figure shown, in how many
different ways can you get from point A to point B
without passing through the same point twice and only
traveling along the lines in the figure?
A) 32 B) 34 C) 30 D) 31
6. A ball is released as shown in the figure. In how
many different ways can it come out through A, B or
C? Give the sum of the three values as your answer.
there to go from point A to point B on the lines?
A) 32 B) 44 C) 24 D) 36
5. The figure shows three tangent ovals. Walking
along the lines, in how many different ways can you
right
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get from point A to point th
B, without repeating
sections?

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A) 18 B) 21 C) 27 D) 24

An ant is at vertex A
on the iron frame of a
window. If you go towards vertex B following the
indicated directions, to the right, downwards
and/or
the figure, A, B, C, and D are cities and each line or
T
— curve is a road. If Roberto wants to travel from city
A to city D and then return to A (without going back
at any point), in how many different ways can he make
his trip if he does not have to repeat any section he
A) 10 B) 9 C) 8 D) 11

8. The figure shown is a cubic structure constructed

of wire. Traveling only along the edges and the
diagonal of the cube, without passing through the
same point twice, how many different routes are
there from point P to point Q?

A) 186 B) 184 C) 150 D) 188

11. If the chess king can move only one square, how
many paths, with the minimum number of moves, are
possible for the king to go from

diagonally. How many routes could you choose if you

never turn back?
9. The figure shows a structure made of wire that is
made up of a system of tangent circles. An ant is
located at point M, it moves along the structure to
point Q. In how many different ways, without
repeating points, can you complete this route?
A) 206 B) 110 C) 136 D) 64

passed on the way?

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12. In the figure shown, in how many different ways can you reach Q starting from P, traveling only in an East or
South direction for each section?

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