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k a March Highlights and 2025 AoPS Online Class Information
jlacosta   0
Mar 2, 2025
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jlacosta
Mar 2, 2025
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k i Suggestion Form
jwelsh   0
May 6, 2021
Hello!

Given the number of suggestions we’ve been receiving, we’re transitioning to a suggestion form. If you have a suggestion for the AoPS website, please submit the Google Form:
Suggestion Form

To keep all new suggestions together, any new suggestion threads posted will be deleted.

Please remember that if you find a bug outside of FTW! (after refreshing to make sure it’s not a glitch), make sure you’re following the How to write a bug report instructions and using the proper format to report the bug.

Please check the FTW! thread for bugs and post any new ones in the For the Win! and Other Games Support Forum.
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jwelsh
May 6, 2021
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k i Read me first / How to write a bug report
slester   3
N May 4, 2019 by LauraZed
Greetings, AoPS users!

If you're reading this post, that means you've come across some kind of bug, error, or misbehavior, which nobody likes! To help us developers solve the problem as quickly as possible, we need enough information to understand what happened. Following these guidelines will help us squash those bugs more effectively.

Before submitting a bug report, please confirm the issue exists in other browsers or other computers if you have access to them.

For a list of many common questions and issues, please see our user created FAQ, Community FAQ, or For the Win! FAQ.

What is a bug?
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Bad: Forum doesn't work
Good: Switching between threads quickly shows blank page.

The report
Use this format to report bugs. Be as specific as possible. If you don't know the answer exactly, give us as much information as you know. Attaching a screenshot is helpful if you can take one.

Summary of the problem:
Page URL:
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Expected behavior:
Frequency:
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If your computer or tablet is school issued, please indicate this under Additional information.

Example
Summary of the problem: When I click back and forth between two threads in the site support section, the content of the threads no longer show up. (See attached screenshot.)
Page URL: http://artofproblemsolving.com/community/c10_site_support
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to the Site Support forum.
2. Click on any thread.
3. Click quickly on a different thread.
Expected behavior: To see the second thread.
Frequency: Every time
Operating system: Mac OS X
Browser: Chrome and Firefox
Additional information: Only happens in the Site Support forum. My tablet is school issued, but I have the problem at both school and home.

How to take a screenshot
Mac OS X: If you type ⌘+Shift+4, you'll get a "crosshairs" that lets you take a custom screenshot size. Just click and drag to select the area you want to take a picture of. If you type ⌘+Shift+4+space, you can take a screenshot of a specific window. All screenshots will show up on your desktop.

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slester
Apr 9, 2015
LauraZed
May 4, 2019
k i Community Safety
dcouchman   0
Jan 18, 2018
If you find content on the AoPS Community that makes you concerned for a user's health or safety, please alert AoPS Administrators using the report button (Z) or by emailing sheriff@aops.com . You should provide a description of the content and a link in your message. If it's an emergency, call 911 or whatever the local emergency services are in your country.

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dcouchman
Jan 18, 2018
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Reflections
junlongsun   2
N 2 minutes ago by AMathCountsguy10
2024 State S25:
A beetle starts at the point with coordinates (8, 5), travels to a point on the line
y = 2, then to some point on the line y = x, and then finally travels to the point
with coordinates (5, 4). One possible path that the beetle might follow is shown.
What is the length of the shortest possible path
that the beetle could take? Express your answer
in simplest radical form

I've heard people talking about reflecting over y=x and y=2, how does that work?
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junlongsun
2 hours ago
AMathCountsguy10
2 minutes ago
Geometric problem
Notsurefornoworever   0
14 minutes ago
Let ABC be a right triangle with a right angle BCA. Let CD be the altitude from vertex C to AB. Prove that the distances from the point D to the legs is proportional to the lengths of the legs.
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Notsurefornoworever
14 minutes ago
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k mathcounts advice pls
muuheng   3
N an hour ago by aoh11
hi i have around 9 days until my state round competition, and my chapter score was 32. My state isn't that competitive, so i think the cutoff for nats last year was like 31, and i scored second in my chapter but i'm from a less competitive chapter. I think tenth place this year for the most competitive chapter in my state got 34? (as well as 11th thru maybe 20th place). So can anyone whose like orz give me like advice on how to lock in 9 days so maybe i can make it to state top 10 or maybe even nationals (i'm only hoping for top 10 but any help is appreciated :love: ). also anyone wanna guess my state for fun. and maybe if you've taken the state yet tell me how it went pretty pls
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muuheng
Today at 5:45 AM
aoh11
an hour ago
My MATHCOUNTS journey + I need advice
nitride   22
N an hour ago by aoh11
So I don't really care if I dox myself but I went to one of the single worst chapters in all of Florida, the Indian river chapter(even the runner of mathcounts states was sayin we would lose to osprey in states). I don't exactly know what my score is, but all I know is that I got 1st place sprint and chapter but then sold CD. If I had to guess, my score was around the 30-37 range. I also mocked at around a 70 on amc 10. My questions are:
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What are my chances of me getting nats qual
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Should I study the day before the competition
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nitride
Today at 1:36 AM
aoh11
an hour ago
k Blocked from editing forum pages
yoyo97   1
N Jan 26, 2024 by jlacosta
Summary of the problem: I am trying to edit forum pages to post amc8 solutions but it says I have been blocked.

Page URL: https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=2024_AMC_8_Problems/Problem_19&action=edit
Steps to reproduce:
1. I go to a forum page
2. I click edit
...
Expected behavior: blocked message (attached)
Frequency: every time
Operating system(s): mac
Browser(s), including version: safari
Additional information:
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yoyo97
Jan 26, 2024
jlacosta
Jan 26, 2024
k AOPS Mathcounts Practice Test
ultimatehero   9
N Dec 27, 2023 by ultimatehero
Hello,

I completed the mathcounts practice test, offered by AOPS (not the official school round) and would like to see a breakdown of the solutions to see if there are any other interesting approaches to solve the various problems. If a solution page similar to the AMC10 and AMC8 practice contest solutions from AOPS could be provided, that would be amazing.
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ultimatehero
Dec 26, 2023
ultimatehero
Dec 27, 2023
k AMC Past Events Typo-ish
Atoms789   3
N Jun 26, 2023 by LoreleiA
Summary of the problem: The past events slide for the AMC 8 competition say that students can participate in the "competitions" plural instead of singular.
Page URL: https://artofproblemsolving.com/contests/amc
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to page URL
2. Scroll down to Past Events
3. Click Load More
4. Scroll down to the AMC 8 on January 18.
5. Notice the typo.
Expected behavior: The slide should say "competition" instead of "competitions"
Frequency: 100%
Additional information: In Past Events, AIME is referred to as a "competition" rather than "competitions" like the AMC 10/12. This shows that AoPS lists singular competitions as "the competition" rather than "the competitions."

@jmiao
AoPS once said, "No error is too small to mention."
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Atoms789
Jun 24, 2023
LoreleiA
Jun 26, 2023
k Where is the AMC 8 mock exam on AoPS
Andrew2019   3
N Jan 15, 2023 by Mr.BigBrain_AOPS
AoPS usually has a mock AMC 8 before the actual test. Where is it?
3 replies
Andrew2019
Jan 15, 2023
Mr.BigBrain_AOPS
Jan 15, 2023
k 2022 AMC 8 math jam
falco_sparverius   8
N Jan 28, 2022 by falco_sparverius
Hi. When I joined the 2022 AMC 8 math jam, @lizhufan was the instructor. When I look at the transcript, @goveganddomath is the instructor. Can you guys reproduce? What's happening?
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falco_sparverius
Jan 28, 2022
falco_sparverius
Jan 28, 2022
k Is excessive chat use a thing?
mathboy282   13
N Jan 26, 2022 by jwelsh
For the AMC 8, is "excessive chat use" a formidable way for being disqualified - since I asked if I was on the right link and a few other questions about my computer setup, internet if crashing, and last resorts if it crashed. Attached.
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mathboy282
Jan 23, 2022
jwelsh
Jan 26, 2022
AMC8 Practice Solutions are not showing.
A_MatheMagician   4
N Jan 21, 2022 by devenware
In the AMC8 practice competition there is a "Solution" box but there is not solution inside. I tried hard refreshing to no avail. (I know there is also a PDF but that's not the point.)
Also if I am sharing any info about the practice competition that I should not, please tell me so I can fix it.
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A_MatheMagician
Jan 18, 2022
devenware
Jan 21, 2022
k How did this happen
AngeloChu   7
N Jan 18, 2022 by AngeloChu
so I was on AMC trivial and this happened
I was practicing for the AMC 8 but then for 2013 AMC 8 #12 i put in B, and it said I was wrong, and when I clicked again it said I was correct
probably can't be reproduced
7 replies
AngeloChu
Jan 17, 2022
AngeloChu
Jan 18, 2022
k Honor Code Policy Typo?
aqua2026   6
N Jan 13, 2022 by jwelsh
Hey!

I was about to start the practice AMC 8, when I saw that the honor code policy says, "January 2020" (see screenshot). Is it supposed to say that or is it a typo?

~ Aqua
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aqua2026
Jan 13, 2022
jwelsh
Jan 13, 2022
k Typo on AMC Historical Results
mahaler   2
N Dec 8, 2021 by mahaler
The HR cutoff for 2019 AMC 8 was 19, not 21:

2 replies
mahaler
Dec 8, 2021
mahaler
Dec 8, 2021
k Middle School CLASSROOM MATH Forum! || Where is my Topic?
EricMathPath09   8
N May 20, 2014 by apple4
[Posted January 31st, 2014.]

Take a look at the threads of this forum from January 20th to January 31st, 2014. You will notice that about half of the threads have been moved. Specifically, they have been moved to one of Middle School Contests, High School Basics, High School Intermediate, and High School Pre-Olympiad. They have been moved because they are not middle school classroom math.

Middle school classroom math is not necessarily math you did in the classroom in middle school (considering that many AoPSers take advanced classes). Middle school classroom math is stuff you learn before algebra 1! Please make sure that you post things of an appropriate difficulty/content level. See this post for examples of things of the appropriate difficulty level.

From now on, I intend to move threads from this forum to more advanced forums without leaving the links to the threads behind in this forum. I will only leave links to threads that I move to other forums (such as probability). If you are looking for something you posted here, it is probably in one of the more advanced mathematics forums.

However, please try to post in the correct forum to begin with. Thanks. Ask me or another moderator if you have any questions.
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EricMathPath09
Feb 1, 2014
apple4
May 20, 2014
Middle School CLASSROOM MATH Forum! || Where is my Topic?
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[Posted January 31st, 2014.]

Take a look at the threads of this forum from January 20th to January 31st, 2014. You will notice that about half of the threads have been moved. Specifically, they have been moved to one of Middle School Contests, High School Basics, High School Intermediate, and High School Pre-Olympiad. They have been moved because they are not middle school classroom math.

Middle school classroom math is not necessarily math you did in the classroom in middle school (considering that many AoPSers take advanced classes). Middle school classroom math is stuff you learn before algebra 1! Please make sure that you post things of an appropriate difficulty/content level. See this post for examples of things of the appropriate difficulty level.

From now on, I intend to move threads from this forum to more advanced forums without leaving the links to the threads behind in this forum. I will only leave links to threads that I move to other forums (such as probability). If you are looking for something you posted here, it is probably in one of the more advanced mathematics forums.

However, please try to post in the correct forum to begin with. Thanks. Ask me or another moderator if you have any questions.
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bestwillcui1
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We can post problems slightly harder than those mentioned in here, correct? Or is it pretty much limited to that level of difficulty...if so, we've gone way over the top. :oops:
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If the difficulty is above that of the problems in that post, I suggest that you post in a higher-level forum. However, if it's close, I will let it stay in this forum.
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EricMathPath09 wrote:
Middle school classroom math is stuff you learn before algebra 1!

I think most people here learn algebra 1 in middle school. Thus, maybe algebra 2 and easier is a better standard,
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At least in my county, algebra 1 is part of the high school curriculum and algebra 2 is 11th grade math (pretty much no one does algebra 2 until high school). Since this is AoPS, I suppose basic things from algebra 1 and geometry would be allowed. But this boundary has been pretty much ignored and I want to establish some sort of reasonable boundary.
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EricMathPath09 wrote:
Specifically, they have been moved to one of Middle School Contents
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EricMathPath09 wrote:
From now on, I intend to move threads from this forum to more advanced forums without leaving the links to the threads behind in this forum. I will only leave links to threads that I move to other forums (such as probability). If you are looking for something you posted here, it is probably in one of the more advanced mathematics forums.
I don't understand what you mean in that paragraph...so you're saying that you won't leave links to threads moved to MS Contests, HS Basics, HS Intermediate, and HS Pre-Olympiad, but you will leave links to threads moved to forums other than those listed above?
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@above: thanks; edited original post.
NeoMathematicalKid wrote:
EricMathPath09 wrote:
From now on, I intend to move threads from this forum to more advanced forums without leaving the links to the threads behind in this forum. I will only leave links to threads that I move to other forums (such as probability). If you are looking for something you posted here, it is probably in one of the more advanced mathematics forums.
I don't understand what you mean in that paragraph...so you're saying that you won't leave links to threads moved to MS Contests, HS Basics, HS Intermediate, and HS Pre-Olympiad, but you will leave links to threads moved to forums other than those listed above?
Yeah, that's what I mean. Because it is reasonable for you to look in 4 other forums if you can't find your topic here (that will be the standard move and it will include 95% of moves) but it is not reasonable for you to look in 400 other forums, so I will leave a shadow topic in those cases.
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WE ARE GETTING OUT OF CONTROL AGAIN!!!!!
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From now on, I intend to move threads from this forum to more advanced forums without leaving the links to the threads behind in this forum. I will only leave links to threads that I move to other forums (such as probability).
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