https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Rad2 AoPS Wiki - User contributions [en] 2025-01-05T11:54:02Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.31.1 https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rhode_Island_MathCounts&diff=60622 Rhode Island MathCounts 2014-03-03T23:21:27Z <p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Due to its small size, Rhode Island has no chapters. Instead, students progress straight to the state competition from their schools. The state competition is generally held on the first Saturday of March at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Warwick. <br /> <br /> A normal state competition consists of the Sprint round, followed by a break for muffins/donuts, etc., then the Target round, which is followed by lunch. After lunch, the team round takes place, and then there is a brief waiting period until the countdown round competitors are announced. After the countdown round the awards ceremony takes place, and the top 6 teams and their coaches, the top 4 in the countdown round, and the top 4 on the written competition are recognized and presented with trophies.<br /> <br /> The state coordinator is Paul Bannon, who can be reached at (401) 486-8829 or pbannon@cox.net for questions regarding Rhode Island State MathCounts competitions and teams.<br /> <br /> == State Team Determination Method ==<br /> Rhode Island has no official Countdown round. Instead, the top four is based purely on written scores. <br /> The top 8 compete in an unofficial Countdown round where the first round consists of:<br /> <br /> 8 vs. 1<br /> <br /> 7 vs. 2<br /> <br /> 6 vs. 3<br /> <br /> 5 vs. 4<br /> <br /> The winners progress to a second round, and the losers are eliminated. In this second round, the losers of each of the 2 pairings go against each other for places 3 and 4, and the winners go against each other for places 1 and 2.<br /> <br /> ==Nationals Placements==<br /> The Rhode Island [[MathCounts]] team achievd its highest place ever at nationals in 2010, when it was the 30th place team. In 2011, it was 45th place team. The team frequently places in the 40s-50s.<br /> Their highest placed student was in 2007, when Timothy Jeon placed 20th in the nation.<br /> <br /> ==Top Teams in the State==<br /> <br /> == 2003 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2004 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2005 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2006 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Fourth place: [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Fifth place: [[Lincoln Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Sixth place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> ==2013==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> ==2014==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> == State Team Members ==<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Timothy Jeon - [[Rocky Hill School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Kenneth Xiao - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Daniel Caticha - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Eddy Luo - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Olivia Justynski - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Shreiber - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Jack Liang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Saccone - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Charlie Nickerson - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Dylan Gastel - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Wei Li - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Matthew Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Geron Sena - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 1. Zane Yu - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> * 2. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 3. Kexin Zheng - [[Nathanael Greene Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Vivian Tian - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> ==2013==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 1. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 2. Johnny Zhang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 3. William Yao - [[Barrington Middle School]] <br /> * 4. Eliot Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> ==2014==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 1.<br /> * 2. Eliot Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 3. Michael Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Jacob Pelaghi - [[R.I. Homeschoolers]]</div> Rad2 https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=Barrington_Middle_School&diff=52759 Barrington Middle School 2013-05-16T12:46:04Z <p>Rad2: /* 2013 */</p> <hr /> <div>Barrington Middle School (BMS) is a school in Barrington, Rhode Island that participates in the [[Rhode Island MathCounts]] Competition.<br /> <br /> BMS frequently does well at the RI State Competition, and generally places in the top 2. Since 2007, it has won a total of 4 state championships-2007, 2008, 2011 and 2012. <br /> <br /> The coach for the state competitions up to and including 2011 was Dr. Saeja Kim. When the team won states, she did not coach the team for the national competition, and so Meg Medeiros, an eighth grade math teacher at the school, took up the position. <br /> <br /> Barrington Middle School decides its team through a school competition that determines the top 10 students based purely on written scores. This also allows the coach to select four individuals to represent the school based on a combination of this competition and other, more personal, factors. <br /> <br /> == Past School Team Members and Placements at States ==<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Jack Liang<br /> <br /> * Mark Krosschell<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * William Klimpert<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Adam Kelly<br /> <br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Ethan Wold<br /> <br /> * Sahil Mishra<br /> <br /> * Vivian Tian<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2013 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Jonny Zhang<br /> <br /> * Eliot Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Wanqing Li<br /> Placed Second</div> Rad2 https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=Barrington_Middle_School&diff=52754 Barrington Middle School 2013-05-14T18:02:37Z <p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Barrington Middle School (BMS) is a school in Barrington, Rhode Island that participates in the [[Rhode Island MathCounts]] Competition.<br /> <br /> BMS frequently does well at the RI State Competition, and generally places in the top 2. Since 2007, it has won a total of 4 state championships-2007, 2008, 2011 and 2012. <br /> <br /> The coach for the state competitions up to and including 2011 was Dr. Saeja Kim. When the team won states, she did not coach the team for the national competition, and so Meg Medeiros, an eighth grade math teacher at the school, took up the position. <br /> <br /> Barrington Middle School decides its team through a school competition that determines the top 10 students based purely on written scores. This also allows the coach to select four individuals to represent the school based on a combination of this competition and other, more personal, factors. <br /> <br /> == Past School Team Members and Placements at States ==<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Jack Liang<br /> <br /> * Mark Krosschell<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * William Klimpert<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Adam Kelly<br /> <br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Ethan Wold<br /> <br /> * Sahil Mishra<br /> <br /> * Vivian Tian<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2013 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Jonny Zhang<br /> <br /> * Eliot Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * __________<br /> <br /> Placed Second</div> Rad2 https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rhode_Island_MathCounts&diff=51643 Rhode Island MathCounts 2013-03-03T18:45:41Z <p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Due to its small size, Rhode Island has no chapters. Instead, students progress straight to the state competition from their schools. The state competition is generally held on the first Saturday of March at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Warwick. <br /> <br /> A normal state competition consists of the Sprint round, followed by a break for muffins/donuts, etc., then the Target round, which is followed by lunch. After lunch, the team round takes place, and then there is a brief waiting period until the countdown round competitors are announced. After the countdown round the awards ceremony takes place, and the top 6 teams and their coaches, the top 4 in the countdown round, and the top 4 on the written competition are recognized and presented with trophies.<br /> <br /> The state coordinator is Paul Bannon, who can be reached at (401) 486-8829 or pbannon@cox.net for questions regarding Rhode Island State MathCounts competitions and teams.<br /> <br /> == State Team Determination Method ==<br /> Rhode Island has no official Countdown round. Instead, the top four is based purely on written scores. <br /> The top 8 compete in an unofficial Countdown round where the first round consists of:<br /> <br /> 8 vs. 1<br /> <br /> 7 vs. 2<br /> <br /> 6 vs. 3<br /> <br /> 5 vs. 4<br /> <br /> The winners progress to a second round, and the losers are eliminated. In this second round, the losers of each of the 2 pairings go against each other for places 3 and 4, and the winners go against each other for places 1 and 2.<br /> <br /> ==Nationals Placements==<br /> The Rhode Island [[MathCounts]] team achievd its highest place ever at nationals in 2010, when it was the 30th place team. In 2011, it was 45th place team. The team frequently places in the 40s-50s.<br /> Their highest placed student was in 2007, when Timothy Jeon placed 20th in the nation.<br /> <br /> ==Top Teams in the State==<br /> <br /> == 2003 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2004 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2005 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2006 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Fourth place: [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Fifth place: [[Lincoln Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Sixth place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> ==2013==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> == State Team Members ==<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Timothy Jeon - [[Rocky Hill School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Kenneth Xiao - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Daniel Caticha - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Eddy Luo - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Olivia Justynski - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Shreiber - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Jack Liang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Saccone - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Charlie Nickerson - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Dylan Gastel - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Wei Li - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Matthew Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Geron Sena - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 1. Zane Yu - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> * 2. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 3. Kexin Zheng - [[Nathanael Greene Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Vivian Tian - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> ==2013==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 1. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 2. Johnny Zhang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 3. William Yao - [[Barrington Middle School]] <br /> * 4. Eliot Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]</div> Rad2 https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rhode_Island_MathCounts&diff=51642 Rhode Island MathCounts 2013-03-03T18:40:10Z <p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Due to its small size, Rhode Island has no chapters. Instead, students progress straight to the state competition from their schools. The state competition is generally held on the first Saturday of March at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Warwick. <br /> <br /> A normal state competition consists of the Sprint round, followed by a break for muffins/donuts, etc., then the Target round, which is followed by lunch. After lunch, the team round takes place, and then there is a brief waiting period until the countdown round competitors are announced. After the countdown round the awards ceremony takes place, and the top 6 teams and their coaches, the top 4 in the countdown round, and the top 4 on the written competition are recognized and presented with trophies.<br /> <br /> The state coordinator is Paul Bannon, who can be reached at (401) 486-8829 or pbannon@cox.net for questions regarding Rhode Island State MathCounts competitions and teams.<br /> <br /> == State Team Determination Method ==<br /> Rhode Island has no official Countdown round. Instead, the top four is based purely on written scores. <br /> The top 8 compete in an unofficial Countdown round where the first round consists of:<br /> <br /> 8 vs. 1<br /> <br /> 7 vs. 2<br /> <br /> 6 vs. 3<br /> <br /> 5 vs. 4<br /> <br /> The winners progress to a second round, and the losers are eliminated. In this second round, the losers of each of the 2 pairings go against each other for places 3 and 4, and the winners go against each other for places 1 and 2.<br /> <br /> ==Nationals Placements==<br /> The Rhode Island [[MathCounts]] team achievd its highest place ever at nationals in 2010, when it was the 30th place team. In 2011, it was 45th place team. The team frequently places in the 40s-50s.<br /> Their highest placed student was in 2007, when Timothy Jeon placed 20th in the nation.<br /> <br /> ==Top Teams in the State==<br /> <br /> == 2003 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2004 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2005 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2006 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Fourth place: [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Fifth place: [[Lincoln Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Sixth place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> ==2013==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> == State Team Members ==<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Timothy Jeon - [[Rocky Hill School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Kenneth Xiao - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Daniel Caticha - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Eddy Luo - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Olivia Justynski - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Shreiber - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Jack Liang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Saccone - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Charlie Nickerson - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Dylan Gastel - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Wei Li - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Matthew Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Geron Sena - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 1. Zane Yu - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> * 2. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 3. Kexin Zheng - [[Nathanael Greene Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Vivian Tian - [[Barrington Middle School]]</div> Rad2 https://artofproblemsolving.com/wiki/index.php?title=LaTeX:LaTeX_on_AoPS&diff=48940 LaTeX:LaTeX on AoPS 2012-10-28T18:17:03Z <p>Rad2: /* LaTeX on the AoPSWiki and the AoPS Community */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Latex}}<br /> <br /> This article explains how to use LaTeX in the AoPSWiki, the AoPS Community, and the AoPS Classroom.<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> == LaTeX on the AoPSWiki and the AoPS Community ==<br /> <br /> LaTeX uses a special math mode to display mathematics. To place something written in TeX in '''math mode''', use &lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt; signs to enclose the math you want to display. For example, suppose you type the following in a Community post or in the AoPSWiki:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$.<br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> The resulting post will read: <br /> <br /> The solution to &lt;math&gt;\sqrt{x} = 5&lt;/math&gt; is &lt;math&gt;x=25&lt;/math&gt;.<br /> <br /> As we saw above, when using &lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt;math stuff here&lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt; to typeset math, the resulting math expression appears right in the text at the location of the &lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt;...&lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt;. Sometimes we want to break some of the math out of the text and give it its own special line. To do so, we use &lt;nowiki&gt;\[&lt;/nowiki&gt;math stuff here&lt;nowiki&gt;\]&lt;/nowiki&gt; or &lt;nowiki&gt;$$math stuff here$$&lt;/nowiki&gt; to put the math text in display math mode:<br /> &lt;pre&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> The solution to \[\sqrt{x} = 5\] is \[x=25.\]<br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> The output of this is:<br /> <br /> The solution to &lt;cmath&gt;\sqrt{x} = 5&lt;/cmath&gt; is &lt;cmath&gt;x=25.&lt;/cmath&gt;<br /> <br /> That's all there is to invoking LaTeX on the AoPS site. Of course, you'll want to do more than square roots! You can read through the [[LaTeX:Symbols|Symbols]] and [[LaTeX:Commands|Commands]] pages to learn how to render other symbols with LaTeX.<br /> <br /> == LaTeX in the AoPS Classroom ==<br /> <br /> LaTeX in the Classroom works almost exactly the same way it works in the AoPSWiki and Community (described above), with one small difference.<br /> To render a post in the AoPS Classroom with LaTeX, all you have to do is start your post with a semicolon. So, you'd write<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> ;The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$.<br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> The resulting output will be:<br /> <br /> [[Image:Mathsamp1.gif]]<br /> <br /> Notice that you only place the mathematics portion of the post in dollar signs. You do not write &lt;nowiki&gt;&quot;;$The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is x=25.$&quot;&lt;/nowiki&gt; The result of that will be &lt;math&gt;The solution to &lt;/math&gt;\sqrt{x} = 5&lt;math&gt; is x=25.&lt;/math&gt; <br /> <br /> If you leave out the leading semicolon, your post will not be rendered as LaTeX. So, the post &quot;&lt;nowiki&gt;The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$&lt;/nowiki&gt;&quot; would be rendered exactly as-is: &quot;&lt;nowiki&gt;The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$&lt;/nowiki&gt;&quot;.<br /> <br /> '''Please note''': You should only use LaTeX in the classroom if you are rendering mathematics. Do not use LaTeX to make plain text posts. For example, you should not write &quot;;Wow, you're a great teacher&quot; since you don't need to render anything in that sentence with LaTeX. Instead, you should just write, &quot;Wow, you're a great teacher.&quot; You don't need LaTeX to tell your teacher how awesome the class is.</div> Rad2
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<summary type="html"><p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Due to its small size, Rhode Island has no chapters. Instead, students progress straight to the state competition from their schools. The state competition is generally held on the first Saturday of March at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Warwick. <br /> <br /> A normal state competition consists of the Sprint round, followed by a break for muffins/donuts, etc., then the Target round, which is followed by lunch. After lunch, the team round takes place, and then there is a brief waiting period until the countdown round competitors are announced. After the countdown round the awards ceremony takes place, and the top 6 teams and their coaches, the top 4 in the countdown round, and the top 4 on the written competition are recognized and presented with trophies.<br /> <br /> The state coordinator is Paul Bannon, who can be reached at (401) 486-8829 or pbannon@cox.net for questions regarding Rhode Island State MathCounts competitions and teams.<br /> <br /> == State Team Determination Method ==<br /> Rhode Island has no official Countdown round. Instead, the top four is based purely on written scores. <br /> The top 8 compete in an unofficial Countdown round where the first round consists of:<br /> <br /> 8 vs. 1<br /> <br /> 7 vs. 2<br /> <br /> 6 vs. 3<br /> <br /> 5 vs. 4<br /> <br /> The winners progress to a second round, and the losers are eliminated. In this second round, the losers of each of the 2 pairings go against each other for places 3 and 4, and the winners go against each other for places 1 and 2.<br /> <br /> ==Nationals Placements==<br /> The Rhode Island [[MathCounts]] team achievd its highest place ever at nationals in 2010, when it was the 30th place team. In 2011, it was 45th place team. The team frequently places in the 40s-50s.<br /> Their highest placed student was in 2007, when Timothy Jeon placed 20th in the nation.<br /> <br /> ==Top Teams in the State==<br /> <br /> == 2003 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2004 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2005 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2006 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Fourth place: [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Fifth place: [[Lincoln Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Sixth place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> ==2013==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> ==2014==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> == State Team Members ==<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Timothy Jeon - [[Rocky Hill School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Kenneth Xiao - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Daniel Caticha - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Eddy Luo - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Olivia Justynski - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Shreiber - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Jack Liang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Saccone - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Charlie Nickerson - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Dylan Gastel - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Wei Li - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Matthew Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Geron Sena - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 1. Zane Yu - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> * 2. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 3. Kexin Zheng - [[Nathanael Greene Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Vivian Tian - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> ==2013==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 1. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 2. Johnny Zhang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 3. William Yao - [[Barrington Middle School]] <br /> * 4. Eliot Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> ==2014==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 1.<br /> * 2. Eliot Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 3. Michael Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Jacob Pelaghi - [[R.I. Homeschoolers]]</div></summary>
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<updated>2013-05-16T12:46:04Z</updated>
<summary type="html"><p>Rad2: /* 2013 */</p> <hr /> <div>Barrington Middle School (BMS) is a school in Barrington, Rhode Island that participates in the [[Rhode Island MathCounts]] Competition.<br /> <br /> BMS frequently does well at the RI State Competition, and generally places in the top 2. Since 2007, it has won a total of 4 state championships-2007, 2008, 2011 and 2012. <br /> <br /> The coach for the state competitions up to and including 2011 was Dr. Saeja Kim. When the team won states, she did not coach the team for the national competition, and so Meg Medeiros, an eighth grade math teacher at the school, took up the position. <br /> <br /> Barrington Middle School decides its team through a school competition that determines the top 10 students based purely on written scores. This also allows the coach to select four individuals to represent the school based on a combination of this competition and other, more personal, factors. <br /> <br /> == Past School Team Members and Placements at States ==<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Jack Liang<br /> <br /> * Mark Krosschell<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * William Klimpert<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Adam Kelly<br /> <br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Ethan Wold<br /> <br /> * Sahil Mishra<br /> <br /> * Vivian Tian<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2013 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Jonny Zhang<br /> <br /> * Eliot Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Wanqing Li<br /> Placed Second</div></summary>
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<title>Barrington Middle School</title>
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<updated>2013-05-14T18:02:37Z</updated>
<summary type="html"><p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Barrington Middle School (BMS) is a school in Barrington, Rhode Island that participates in the [[Rhode Island MathCounts]] Competition.<br /> <br /> BMS frequently does well at the RI State Competition, and generally places in the top 2. Since 2007, it has won a total of 4 state championships-2007, 2008, 2011 and 2012. <br /> <br /> The coach for the state competitions up to and including 2011 was Dr. Saeja Kim. When the team won states, she did not coach the team for the national competition, and so Meg Medeiros, an eighth grade math teacher at the school, took up the position. <br /> <br /> Barrington Middle School decides its team through a school competition that determines the top 10 students based purely on written scores. This also allows the coach to select four individuals to represent the school based on a combination of this competition and other, more personal, factors. <br /> <br /> == Past School Team Members and Placements at States ==<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Jack Liang<br /> <br /> * Mark Krosschell<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> <br /> * Cassidy Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * William Klimpert<br /> <br /> Placed second.<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Matthew Lamontagne<br /> <br /> * Teddy Ni<br /> <br /> * Adam Kelly<br /> <br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Ethan Wold<br /> <br /> * Sahil Mishra<br /> <br /> * Vivian Tian<br /> <br /> Placed first.<br /> <br /> == 2013 ==<br /> * William Yao<br /> <br /> * Jonny Zhang<br /> <br /> * Eliot Laidlaw<br /> <br /> * __________<br /> <br /> Placed Second</div></summary>
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<title>Rhode Island MathCounts</title>
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<updated>2013-03-03T18:45:41Z</updated>
<summary type="html"><p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Due to its small size, Rhode Island has no chapters. Instead, students progress straight to the state competition from their schools. The state competition is generally held on the first Saturday of March at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Warwick. <br /> <br /> A normal state competition consists of the Sprint round, followed by a break for muffins/donuts, etc., then the Target round, which is followed by lunch. After lunch, the team round takes place, and then there is a brief waiting period until the countdown round competitors are announced. After the countdown round the awards ceremony takes place, and the top 6 teams and their coaches, the top 4 in the countdown round, and the top 4 on the written competition are recognized and presented with trophies.<br /> <br /> The state coordinator is Paul Bannon, who can be reached at (401) 486-8829 or pbannon@cox.net for questions regarding Rhode Island State MathCounts competitions and teams.<br /> <br /> == State Team Determination Method ==<br /> Rhode Island has no official Countdown round. Instead, the top four is based purely on written scores. <br /> The top 8 compete in an unofficial Countdown round where the first round consists of:<br /> <br /> 8 vs. 1<br /> <br /> 7 vs. 2<br /> <br /> 6 vs. 3<br /> <br /> 5 vs. 4<br /> <br /> The winners progress to a second round, and the losers are eliminated. In this second round, the losers of each of the 2 pairings go against each other for places 3 and 4, and the winners go against each other for places 1 and 2.<br /> <br /> ==Nationals Placements==<br /> The Rhode Island [[MathCounts]] team achievd its highest place ever at nationals in 2010, when it was the 30th place team. In 2011, it was 45th place team. The team frequently places in the 40s-50s.<br /> Their highest placed student was in 2007, when Timothy Jeon placed 20th in the nation.<br /> <br /> ==Top Teams in the State==<br /> <br /> == 2003 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2004 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2005 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2006 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Fourth place: [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Fifth place: [[Lincoln Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Sixth place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> ==2013==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> == State Team Members ==<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Timothy Jeon - [[Rocky Hill School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Kenneth Xiao - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Daniel Caticha - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Eddy Luo - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Olivia Justynski - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Shreiber - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Jack Liang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Saccone - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Charlie Nickerson - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Dylan Gastel - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Wei Li - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Matthew Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Geron Sena - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 1. Zane Yu - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> * 2. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 3. Kexin Zheng - [[Nathanael Greene Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Vivian Tian - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> ==2013==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 1. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 2. Johnny Zhang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 3. William Yao - [[Barrington Middle School]] <br /> * 4. Eliot Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]</div></summary>
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<title>Rhode Island MathCounts</title>
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<updated>2013-03-03T18:40:10Z</updated>
<summary type="html"><p>Rad2: </p> <hr /> <div>Due to its small size, Rhode Island has no chapters. Instead, students progress straight to the state competition from their schools. The state competition is generally held on the first Saturday of March at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Warwick. <br /> <br /> A normal state competition consists of the Sprint round, followed by a break for muffins/donuts, etc., then the Target round, which is followed by lunch. After lunch, the team round takes place, and then there is a brief waiting period until the countdown round competitors are announced. After the countdown round the awards ceremony takes place, and the top 6 teams and their coaches, the top 4 in the countdown round, and the top 4 on the written competition are recognized and presented with trophies.<br /> <br /> The state coordinator is Paul Bannon, who can be reached at (401) 486-8829 or pbannon@cox.net for questions regarding Rhode Island State MathCounts competitions and teams.<br /> <br /> == State Team Determination Method ==<br /> Rhode Island has no official Countdown round. Instead, the top four is based purely on written scores. <br /> The top 8 compete in an unofficial Countdown round where the first round consists of:<br /> <br /> 8 vs. 1<br /> <br /> 7 vs. 2<br /> <br /> 6 vs. 3<br /> <br /> 5 vs. 4<br /> <br /> The winners progress to a second round, and the losers are eliminated. In this second round, the losers of each of the 2 pairings go against each other for places 3 and 4, and the winners go against each other for places 1 and 2.<br /> <br /> ==Nationals Placements==<br /> The Rhode Island [[MathCounts]] team achievd its highest place ever at nationals in 2010, when it was the 30th place team. In 2011, it was 45th place team. The team frequently places in the 40s-50s.<br /> Their highest placed student was in 2007, when Timothy Jeon placed 20th in the nation.<br /> <br /> ==Top Teams in the State==<br /> <br /> == 2003 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2004 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2005 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2006 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> First place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> First place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Second place: [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Third place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Fourth place: [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Fifth place: [[Lincoln Middle School]]<br /> <br /> Sixth place: [[Gordon School]]<br /> <br /> ==2013==<br /> First Place: [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> Second Place: [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> == State Team Members ==<br /> <br /> == 2007 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Timothy Jeon - [[Rocky Hill School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Kenneth Xiao - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Daniel Caticha - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2008 ==<br /> * Saeja Kim - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Stephen Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Eddy Luo - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Olivia Justynski - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Shreiber - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2009 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Jack Liang - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Max Saccone - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2010 ==<br /> * Tom Wharton - Coach - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Charlie Nickerson - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Cassidy Laidlaw - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Dylan Gastel - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> <br /> == 2011 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 1. Joseph Zurier - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 2. Wei Li - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 3. Matthew Lamontagne - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> <br /> * 4. Geron Sena - [[Nathaniel Greene Middle School]]<br /> <br /> == 2012 ==<br /> * Meg Medeiros - Coach - [[Barrington Middle School]]<br /> * 1. Zane Yu - [[Archie Cole Middle School]]<br /> * 2. Ava Jiang - [[The Wheeler School]]<br /> * 3. Kexin Zheng - [[Nathanael Greene Middle School]]<br /> * 4. Vivian Tian - [[Barrington Middle School]]</div></summary>
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<updated>2012-10-28T18:17:03Z</updated>
<summary type="html"><p>Rad2: /* LaTeX on the AoPSWiki and the AoPS Community */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Latex}}<br /> <br /> This article explains how to use LaTeX in the AoPSWiki, the AoPS Community, and the AoPS Classroom.<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> == LaTeX on the AoPSWiki and the AoPS Community ==<br /> <br /> LaTeX uses a special math mode to display mathematics. To place something written in TeX in '''math mode''', use &lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt; signs to enclose the math you want to display. For example, suppose you type the following in a Community post or in the AoPSWiki:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$.<br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> The resulting post will read: <br /> <br /> The solution to &lt;math&gt;\sqrt{x} = 5&lt;/math&gt; is &lt;math&gt;x=25&lt;/math&gt;.<br /> <br /> As we saw above, when using &lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt;math stuff here&lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt; to typeset math, the resulting math expression appears right in the text at the location of the &lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt;...&lt;nowiki&gt;$&lt;/nowiki&gt;. Sometimes we want to break some of the math out of the text and give it its own special line. To do so, we use &lt;nowiki&gt;\[&lt;/nowiki&gt;math stuff here&lt;nowiki&gt;\]&lt;/nowiki&gt; or &lt;nowiki&gt;$$math stuff here$$&lt;/nowiki&gt; to put the math text in display math mode:<br /> &lt;pre&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> The solution to \[\sqrt{x} = 5\] is \[x=25.\]<br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> The output of this is:<br /> <br /> The solution to &lt;cmath&gt;\sqrt{x} = 5&lt;/cmath&gt; is &lt;cmath&gt;x=25.&lt;/cmath&gt;<br /> <br /> That's all there is to invoking LaTeX on the AoPS site. Of course, you'll want to do more than square roots! You can read through the [[LaTeX:Symbols|Symbols]] and [[LaTeX:Commands|Commands]] pages to learn how to render other symbols with LaTeX.<br /> <br /> == LaTeX in the AoPS Classroom ==<br /> <br /> LaTeX in the Classroom works almost exactly the same way it works in the AoPSWiki and Community (described above), with one small difference.<br /> To render a post in the AoPS Classroom with LaTeX, all you have to do is start your post with a semicolon. So, you'd write<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;<br /> ;The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$.<br /> &lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> The resulting output will be:<br /> <br /> [[Image:Mathsamp1.gif]]<br /> <br /> Notice that you only place the mathematics portion of the post in dollar signs. You do not write &lt;nowiki&gt;&quot;;$The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is x=25.$&quot;&lt;/nowiki&gt; The result of that will be &lt;math&gt;The solution to &lt;/math&gt;\sqrt{x} = 5&lt;math&gt; is x=25.&lt;/math&gt; <br /> <br /> If you leave out the leading semicolon, your post will not be rendered as LaTeX. So, the post &quot;&lt;nowiki&gt;The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$&lt;/nowiki&gt;&quot; would be rendered exactly as-is: &quot;&lt;nowiki&gt;The solution to $\sqrt{x} = 5$ is $x=25$&lt;/nowiki&gt;&quot;.<br /> <br /> '''Please note''': You should only use LaTeX in the classroom if you are rendering mathematics. Do not use LaTeX to make plain text posts. For example, you should not write &quot;;Wow, you're a great teacher&quot; since you don't need to render anything in that sentence with LaTeX. Instead, you should just write, &quot;Wow, you're a great teacher.&quot; You don't need LaTeX to tell your teacher how awesome the class is.</div></summary>
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