The USA Mathematical Talent Search (USAMTS) has posted its current set of challenge problems, the first of four rounds scheduled for the 2007-2008 school year. USAMTS is a free competition open to all United States middle school and high school students. Young mathematicians have a little over a month (until October 9) to write and send in solutions for the five questions.
According to the USAMTS website:
Student solutions to the USAMTS problems are graded by mathematicians and comments are returned to the students. Our goal is to help all students develop their problem solving skills, improve their technical writing abilities, and mature mathematically while having fun. We wish to foster not only insight, ingenuity and creativity, but also the virtue of perseverance, which is equally essential in scientific endeavors.
A mere five questions. How hard can it be? (Ha!)
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Well, they won’t be contacting me any time soon!
yes,, math is just a game since there are a lot of methods in which you can find the outcomes.
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well am looking for realistic math activities…hoping to find more soon..thanks
Have you looked at the high school and up section of my math resource page?