Problems 1-5
Problem #1 x and y are positive integers. If x+y=7 and x>y>0, find x3−y3+2y(y2+x2)+xy(x+3y).
Problem #2 Find a positive integer k whose product of digits is equal to 11k4−199.
Problem #3 For positive integer n, let f(n) denote the unit digit of 1+2+3+⋯+n. Find the value of f(1)+f(2)+⋯+f(2014). (The unit digit of 456 is 6, and of 759 is 9, etc.)
Problem #4 In pentagon ABCDE, AB=BC=CD=DE, ∠B=96∘ and ∠C=∠D=108∘. Find ∠E.
Problem #5 Let p and q be positive integers such that 72487<pq<18121. Find the smallest possible value of p.