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Eligibility: The competition is open to middle schoolers and high schoolers from around the world! This is a highschool level competition.
Fees: None!
Time: Registration is open from now until May 10th 11:59 PM EST. All teams regardless of when they register will have until May 17th to submit their answers on the answer form. Teams will receive problems at 8AM EST the day after they sign up (note: a team has to be signed up by 10PM EST to receive them the day after). Example: if a team signs up on May 2 8:00 PM EST, they will receive the problems at May 3 8:00 AM EST; if a team signs up May 2 11:00 PM EST, they will receive the problems at May 4 8:00 AM EST.
Size of teams: Each team must consist of 6 students.
If you'd like to practice, please see our past contests.
Rules
Students MAY NOT use calculators, internet sources (including, but not limited to, Desmos and Wolfram Alpha), any computer programming software (even if you have coded it yourself), electronic devices, etc.
ONLY PENCIL AND PAPER ARE ALLOWED.
A set of instructions for each "round" will be sent with your problem sheet and answer form. Follow the rules listed on this instruction sheet
Students may only access the problem document and the Google Forms Answer Sheet to submit answers. Please see "Procedure" for more information.
Students are encouraged to communicate with their team members, but may not communicate with anyone else.
Format
There are four rounds: Team, Individual, Relay, Speed
Each round can be performed on different days or the same day. This instruction sheet lists the time limit and explains the format of each round, so refer to this when completing each round. This sheet will also be sent to team advisors along with a problem sheet and answer sheet. Students MUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS LISTED ON THE INSTRUCTION SHEET.
Problems will be weighted (problem 17 will be worth more than problem 1, for example)
Problems are early-AMC to early-AIME in difficulty. This is a high school level competition.
Problems mainly cover algebra, number theory, combinatorics, and geometry
Answers will be submitted in a Google Form
Procedure
Each supervisor, coach, advisor, or captain should fill out the registration form once for each school or organization.
Each team will receive the problems as a PDF, the Google Forms answer sheet, and the instruction sheet. The supervisor should forward the problems, answer sheet, and instruction sheet to their team. The answer sheet should only be completed once per team, ideally by the captain.
Teams can take the test anytime during the window provided that the proctor keeps track of the time.
You will have until May 17th 11:59 PM EST to submit the answer sheet
Please contact us via email (trinmacnyc@gmail.com) if you experience any technical difficulties.
Results and solutions will be released shortly after the competition ends.
