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Congrats to Jeremy Hill of Ocoee High School for winning the 2010 High School Programming Tournament: Online Edition!  Elyse Chase of Winter Springs and Stephen Royal of Stanton College Prep placed 2nd and 3rd, respectively.  Thanks to all for participating!

UCF High School Programming Tournament

UCF High School Programming Tournament

 
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Consider a contest involving three teams (A, B and C) in which three problems are posed.

 

Team A solves Problem Two after 60 minutes, with two judged runs, and Problem One after 120 minutes with 1 judged run.  Although they submit problems for the third problem three times, they do not solve it.

Penalty Points for Team A:

Problem 1: 120 for time plus 0 for 0 extra judged runs totaling 120

Problem 2: 60 for time plus 20 for 1 extra judged run totaling 80

Problem 3: 0 (No penalty points assessed for problems not solved)

Total penalty points assessed is 200.

 


 

Team B solves Problem One after 60 minutes, with five judged runs.  They do not solve the second problem.  They solve the third problem after 180 minutes with 1 judged run.

Penalty Points for Team B:

Problem 1: 60 for time plus 80 for 4 extra judged runs totaling 140

Problem 2: 0

Problem 3: 180 for time plus 0 for 0 extra judged run totaling 180

Total penalty points assessed is 320.

 


 

Team C solves Problem Three after 60 minutes, with three judged runs, Problem One after 120 minutes with 3 three judged runs, and Problem Two after 180 minutes and 3 judged runs.

Penalty Points for Team C:

Problem 1: 120 for time plus 40 for 2 extra judged runs totaling 160

Problem 2: 180 for time plus 40 for 2 extra judged runs totaling 220

Problem 3: 60 for time plus 40 for 2 extra judged run totaling 100

Total penalty points assessed is 480.

 


 

The final results of the contest are summarized below:

 

Place

Team

Number Solved

Penalty Points

1 C 3 480
2 A 2 200
3 B 2 320

 

Note that Team C wins because they solved the most problems.  Teams A and B both solved two so the tie is broken with penalty points.  Team A places second since they have fewer penalty points than Team B.