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9 AMC 8 Scores
ChromeRaptor777   112
N a minute ago by Chonkachu
As far as I'm certain, I think all AMC8 scores are already out. Vote above.
112 replies
ChromeRaptor777
Apr 1, 2022
Chonkachu
a minute ago
9 Did you get into Illinois middle school math Olympiad?
Gavin_Deng   14
N 28 minutes ago by b2025tyx
I am simply curious of who got in.
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Gavin_Deng
Apr 19, 2025
b2025tyx
28 minutes ago
1234th Post!
PikaPika999   180
N 31 minutes ago by jkim0656
I hit my 1234th post! (I think I missed it, I'm kinda late, :oops_sign:)

But here's a puzzle for you all! Try to create the numbers 1 through 25 using the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4! You are only allowed to use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and parenthesis. If you're post #1, try to make 1. If you're post #2, try to make 2. If you're post #3, try to make 3, and so on. If you're a post after 25, then I guess you can try to make numbers greater than 25 but you can use factorials, square roots, and that stuff. Have fun!

1: $(4-3)\cdot(2-1)$
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PikaPika999
Apr 21, 2025
jkim0656
31 minutes ago
Nats 2024 cutoff Map
MathyMathMan   18
N 40 minutes ago by K1mchi_
2024 MATHCOUNTS Nats Cutoff Map

Greetings!

I should first and foremost thank those who helped with this project along the way. This idea is fully inspired by past South Dakota alumni that attended my school. The original ideas were created by @anser and @techguy2. I would also like to thank @peace09 for agreeing to collaborate with me on the scores and ratings during the 2024 state competitions throughout the country.

@peace09's post Cutoffs and Scores

Please state your state and cutoff score. (4th place) You can also provide the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st place scores as well. People from different territories can also provide their state's scores as well. I will try my best to keep this map updated until we get all the scores. You are also free to discuss states and nationals stuff too if you want. :)

(Btw congratulations to everyone who made nationals, I hope to see you guys there too!)

Nats qualification scores
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Apr 4, 2024
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Complex Numbers Question
franklin2013   2
N Today at 1:59 PM by Xx_BABAI_xX
Hello everyone! This is one of my favorite complex numbers questions. Have fun!

$f(z)=z^{720}-z^{120}$. How many complex numbers $z$ are there such that $|z|=1$ and $f(z)$ is an integer.

Hint
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franklin2013
Apr 20, 2025
Xx_BABAI_xX
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Inequalities
sqing   17
N Today at 1:26 PM by sqing
Let $ a,b,c> 0 $ and $ ab+bc+ca\leq  3abc . $ Prove that
$$ a+ b^2+c\leq a^2+ b^3+c^2 $$$$ a+ b^{11}+c\leq a^2+ b^{12}+c^2 $$
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sqing
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Geometric inequality
ReticulatedPython   1
N Today at 12:43 PM by vanstraelen
Let $A$ and $B$ be points on a plane such that $AB=n$, where $n$ is a positive integer. Let $S$ be the set of all points $P$ such that $\frac{AP^2+BP^2}{(AP)(BP)}=c$, where $c$ is a real number. The path that $S$ traces is continuous, and the value of $c$ is minimized. Prove that $c$ is rational for all positive integers $n.$
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Binomial Sum
P162008   0
Today at 12:34 PM
Compute $\sum_{r=0}^{n} \sum_{k=0}^{r} (-1)^k (k + 1)(k + 2) \binom {n + 5}{r - k}$
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Triple Sum
P162008   0
Today at 12:24 PM
Find the value of

$\sum_{k=1}^{\infty} \frac{(-1)^{k+1}}{k} \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \sum_{m=0}^{\infty} \frac{(-1)^m}{k.2^n + 2m + 1}$
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P162008
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Binomial Sum
P162008   0
Today at 12:03 PM
The numbers $p$ and $q$ are defined in the following manner:

$p = 99^{98} - \frac{99}{1} 98^{98} + \frac{99.98}{1.2} 97^{98} - \frac{99.98.97}{1.2.3} 96^{98} + .... + 99$

$q = 99^{100} - \frac{99}{1} 98^{100} + \frac{99.98}{1.2} 97^{100} - \frac{99.98.97}{1.2.3} 96^{100} + .... + 99$

If $p + q = k(99!)$ then find the value of $\frac{k}{10}.$
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P162008
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Polynomial Limit
P162008   0
Today at 11:55 AM
If $P_{n}(x) = \prod_{k=0}^{n} \left(x + \frac{1}{2^k}\right) = \sum_{k=0}^{n} a_{k} x^k$ then find the value of $\lim_{n \to \infty} \frac{a_{n - 2}}{a_{n - 4}}.$
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P162008
Today at 11:55 AM
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Telescopic Sum
P162008   0
Today at 11:40 AM
Compute the value of $\Omega = \sum_{r=1}^{\infty} \frac{14 - 9r - 90r^2 - 36r^3}{7^r  r(r + 1)(r + 2)(4r^2 - 1)}$
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P162008
Today at 11:40 AM
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CHINA TST 2017 P6 DAY1
lingaguliguli   0
Today at 9:03 AM
When i search the china TST 2017 problem 6 day I i crossed out this lemme, but don't know to prove it, anyone have suggestion? tks
Given a fixed number n, and a prime p. Let f(x)=(x+a_1)(x+a_2)...(x+a_n) in which a_1,a_2,...a_n are positive intergers. Show that there exist an interger M so that 0<v_p((f(M))< n + v_p(n!)
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lingaguliguli
Today at 9:03 AM
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Combinatoric
spiderman0   1
N Today at 6:44 AM by MathBot101101
Let $ S = \{1, 2, 3, \ldots, 2024\}.$ Find the maximum positive integer $n \geq 2$ such that for every subset $T \subset S$ with n elements, there always exist two elements a, b in T such that:

$|\sqrt{a} - \sqrt{b}| < \frac{1}{2} \sqrt{a - b}$
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spiderman0
Yesterday at 7:46 AM
MathBot101101
Today at 6:44 AM
k 2026 AMC 8C
ChaitraliKA   15
N Apr 3, 2025 by jkim0656
You’ve never seen an AMC 8 quite like this…

We, ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat, present
THE 2026 AMC 8C

Context

This is a totally legit mock test that you can use to predict what your real AMC 8 score will be!
We created many high quality problems for this test, and put our blood, sweat, and tears into it (and if u dont take it we’ll put your blood into it as well). We GUARANTEE that when you take a look at the problems, you will be stunned by the sheer quality oozing out of them. We know this for certain as we got this exact reaction from every single newborn baby that volunteered to take this test. This mock is perfect, not just for people looking to ace the AMC 8 next year, but even for high schoolers.

[quote=ChaitraliKA]
This was my first time making a mock, I wanted to make it as realistic as possible. As a person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I thoroughly researched the types of problems and the format before making this. After some deep analysing, I have come to the conclusion that our mock highly resembles an AMC 8 with a -100% margin of error. I personally enjoyed making this, and put my heart and soul into making the problems and writing out the solutions. There was a lot of collaboration and every question has approval from both of us. As the most respected Cringe Nerdy Mathematician in history, I can guarantee you that it's not only about the math, it's about the experience of taking it. Please scroll down and take the test now. Thank you. [/quote]

[quote=Aaronjudgeisgoat]
After writing a MATHCOUNTS mock, I figured I would try and take it a step further - create an AMC 8 mock. As a fellow person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I knew there was work needed to be done before I could accurately create one. I thoroughly reviewed the rules for this test, as well as the format. I even made sure to make every single answer choice viable, simulating the silliable nature of the actual AMC 8. We reviewed every single question, answer and solution, and after cross-comparing it with actual MAA exams, I found that it's not 100% accurate to the exam, but 200% accurate. That's right, it's accurate and even more accurate. Overall, this was a very fun experience, creating my first AMC mock so that people in need of math problems have something to work on. I thank @ChaitraliKA for giving me the opportunity to problem write, and I had a very fun time collaborating with the Cringiest and Nerdiest Mathematician of them all. In conclusion, I implore you to click the link below and proceed with the test, as not only will you learn, you will have fun.
Thank you for your blood.
[/quote]

You have two options on how to take it: Google Docs or MathDash
Google Docs:
Problems
Please read the guidelines carefully, and submit your answers for grading to ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat through AoPS PMs. We will send you the solutions as well, once we have graded you.
MathDash:
https://mathdash.fly.dev/contest/2026amc8c
If you do it on MathDash, we will still send you your final score through AoPS PMs, due to some issues.

We expect to start grading on April 15.

The leaderboard will be updated on the MSM post.
Good luck :)!


Please don't get this locked again. I will be very sad if that happens, because this is my 1000th post :wow:. We put a lot of effort into this. If you're going to be a goody-two-shoes, just try to solve the legit problems and ignore the rest.

If you don't want to waste time, here are the legit problems that we would like you to try
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Apr 3, 2025
2026 AMC 8C
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You’ve never seen an AMC 8 quite like this…

We, ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat, present
THE 2026 AMC 8C

Context

This is a totally legit mock test that you can use to predict what your real AMC 8 score will be!
We created many high quality problems for this test, and put our blood, sweat, and tears into it (and if u dont take it we’ll put your blood into it as well). We GUARANTEE that when you take a look at the problems, you will be stunned by the sheer quality oozing out of them. We know this for certain as we got this exact reaction from every single newborn baby that volunteered to take this test. This mock is perfect, not just for people looking to ace the AMC 8 next year, but even for high schoolers.
ChaitraliKA wrote:
This was my first time making a mock, I wanted to make it as realistic as possible. As a person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I thoroughly researched the types of problems and the format before making this. After some deep analysing, I have come to the conclusion that our mock highly resembles an AMC 8 with a -100% margin of error. I personally enjoyed making this, and put my heart and soul into making the problems and writing out the solutions. There was a lot of collaboration and every question has approval from both of us. As the most respected Cringe Nerdy Mathematician in history, I can guarantee you that it's not only about the math, it's about the experience of taking it. Please scroll down and take the test now. Thank you.
Aaronjudgeisgoat wrote:
After writing a MATHCOUNTS mock, I figured I would try and take it a step further - create an AMC 8 mock. As a fellow person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I knew there was work needed to be done before I could accurately create one. I thoroughly reviewed the rules for this test, as well as the format. I even made sure to make every single answer choice viable, simulating the silliable nature of the actual AMC 8. We reviewed every single question, answer and solution, and after cross-comparing it with actual MAA exams, I found that it's not 100% accurate to the exam, but 200% accurate. That's right, it's accurate and even more accurate. Overall, this was a very fun experience, creating my first AMC mock so that people in need of math problems have something to work on. I thank @ChaitraliKA for giving me the opportunity to problem write, and I had a very fun time collaborating with the Cringiest and Nerdiest Mathematician of them all. In conclusion, I implore you to click the link below and proceed with the test, as not only will you learn, you will have fun.
Thank you for your blood.

You have two options on how to take it: Google Docs or MathDash
Google Docs:
Problems
Please read the guidelines carefully, and submit your answers for grading to ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat through AoPS PMs. We will send you the solutions as well, once we have graded you.
MathDash:
https://mathdash.fly.dev/contest/2026amc8c
If you do it on MathDash, we will still send you your final score through AoPS PMs, due to some issues.

We expect to start grading on April 15.

The leaderboard will be updated on the MSM post.
Good luck :)!


Please don't get this locked again. I will be very sad if that happens, because this is my 1000th post :wow:. We put a lot of effort into this. If you're going to be a goody-two-shoes, just try to solve the legit problems and ignore the rest.

If you don't want to waste time, here are the legit problems that we would like you to try
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i wonder if the legitness of this test has any correlation to the date
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me who's in 8th grade and has already taken the amc 8 for the last time
im still going to take it
thank you so much
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This is the most beautiful competitions ever. The sheer pleasure my brain felt while looking at this contest is unimaginable. Amazing eye candy. And also, nice April Fool's Prank. I JUST WASTED 10 MINUTES OF MY LIFE THAT I WILL NEVER GET BACK. GAAAAHHHH WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE.
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I have a good question 26, since this is the 2026 AMC 8C.

Rigorously prove this is a bad mock test but is a good April Fool's prank.
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ChaitraliKA wrote:
You’ve never seen an AMC 8 quite like this…

We, ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat, present
THE 2026 AMC 8C

Context

This is a totally legit mock test that you can use to predict what your real AMC 8 score will be!
We created many high quality problems for this test, and put our blood, sweat, and tears into it (and if u dont take it we’ll put your blood into it as well). We GUARANTEE that when you take a look at the problems, you will be stunned by the sheer quality oozing out of them. We know this for certain as we got this exact reaction from every single newborn baby that volunteered to take this test. This mock is perfect, not just for people looking to ace the AMC 8 next year, but even for high schoolers.
ChaitraliKA wrote:
This was my first time making a mock, I wanted to make it as realistic as possible. As a person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I thoroughly researched the types of problems and the format before making this. After some deep analysing, I have come to the conclusion that our mock highly resembles an AMC 8 with a -100% margin of error. I personally enjoyed making this, and put my heart and soul into making the problems and writing out the solutions. There was a lot of collaboration and every question has approval from both of us. As the most respected Cringe Nerdy Mathematician in history, I can guarantee you that it's not only about the math, it's about the experience of taking it. Please scroll down and take the test now. Thank you.
Aaronjudgeisgoat wrote:
After writing a MATHCOUNTS mock, I figured I would try and take it a step further - create an AMC 8 mock. As a fellow person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I knew there was work needed to be done before I could accurately create one. I thoroughly reviewed the rules for this test, as well as the format. I even made sure to make every single answer choice viable, simulating the silliable nature of the actual AMC 8. We reviewed every single question, answer and solution, and after cross-comparing it with actual MAA exams, I found that it's not 100% accurate to the exam, but 200% accurate. That's right, it's accurate and even more accurate. Overall, this was a very fun experience, creating my first AMC mock so that people in need of math problems have something to work on. I thank @ChaitraliKA for giving me the opportunity to problem write, and I had a very fun time collaborating with the Cringiest and Nerdiest Mathematician of them all. In conclusion, I implore you to click the link below and proceed with the test, as not only will you learn, you will have fun.
Thank you for your blood.

You have two options on how to take it: Google Docs or MathDash
Google Docs:
Problems
Please read the guidelines carefully, and submit your answers for grading to ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat through AoPS PMs. We will send you the solutions as well, once we have graded you.
MathDash:
https://mathdash.fly.dev/contest/2026amc8c
If you do it on MathDash, we will still send you your final score through AoPS PMs, due to some issues.

We expect to start grading on April 15.

The leaderboard will be updated on the MSM post.
Good luck :)!


Please don't get this locked again. I will be very sad if that happens, because this is my 1000th post :wow:. We put a lot of effort into this. If you're going to be a goody-two-shoes, just try to solve the legit problems and ignore the rest.

If you don't want to waste time, here are the legit problems that we would like you to try

Bro do you now how to solve a Rubik cube I do if not why is that you picture
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congrats on 1000th!
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why did I know it was a prank before I looked at the post :rotfl:
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you guys are way too dedicated with these trolls :stretcher:
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Nice problems. I would definitely recommend this mock to anyone who wants to aim for DHR on the AMC 8. I think the mock is slightly harder than the real test though, but I guess that's just how mocks work.
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simply beautiful, but i think that for problems 42 and 69, the correct answer would be tomato not cavendish banana because the monkeys on the number line simply don't comply with Click to reveal hidden text

sorry for sharing answers but i thought this was necessary

pls make this an alcumus topic i must start grinding
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ChaitraliKA wrote:
You’ve never seen an AMC 8 quite like this…

We, ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat, present
THE 2026 AMC 8C

Context

This is a totally legit mock test that you can use to predict what your real AMC 8 score will be!
We created many high quality problems for this test, and put our blood, sweat, and tears into it (and if u dont take it we’ll put your blood into it as well). We GUARANTEE that when you take a look at the problems, you will be stunned by the sheer quality oozing out of them. We know this for certain as we got this exact reaction from every single newborn baby that volunteered to take this test. This mock is perfect, not just for people looking to ace the AMC 8 next year, but even for high schoolers.
ChaitraliKA wrote:
This was my first time making a mock, I wanted to make it as realistic as possible. As a person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I thoroughly researched the types of problems and the format before making this. After some deep analysing, I have come to the conclusion that our mock highly resembles an AMC 8 with a -100% margin of error. I personally enjoyed making this, and put my heart and soul into making the problems and writing out the solutions. There was a lot of collaboration and every question has approval from both of us. As the most respected Cringe Nerdy Mathematician in history, I can guarantee you that it's not only about the math, it's about the experience of taking it. Please scroll down and take the test now. Thank you.
Aaronjudgeisgoat wrote:
After writing a MATHCOUNTS mock, I figured I would try and take it a step further - create an AMC 8 mock. As a fellow person who has never taken an AMC 8 before, I knew there was work needed to be done before I could accurately create one. I thoroughly reviewed the rules for this test, as well as the format. I even made sure to make every single answer choice viable, simulating the silliable nature of the actual AMC 8. We reviewed every single question, answer and solution, and after cross-comparing it with actual MAA exams, I found that it's not 100% accurate to the exam, but 200% accurate. That's right, it's accurate and even more accurate. Overall, this was a very fun experience, creating my first AMC mock so that people in need of math problems have something to work on. I thank @ChaitraliKA for giving me the opportunity to problem write, and I had a very fun time collaborating with the Cringiest and Nerdiest Mathematician of them all. In conclusion, I implore you to click the link below and proceed with the test, as not only will you learn, you will have fun.
Thank you for your blood.

You have two options on how to take it: Google Docs or MathDash
Google Docs:
Problems
Please read the guidelines carefully, and submit your answers for grading to ChaitraliKA and Aaronjudgeisgoat through AoPS PMs. We will send you the solutions as well, once we have graded you.
MathDash:
https://mathdash.fly.dev/contest/2026amc8c
If you do it on MathDash, we will still send you your final score through AoPS PMs, due to some issues.

We expect to start grading on April 15.

The leaderboard will be updated on the MSM post.
Good luck :)!


Please don't get this locked again. I will be very sad if that happens, because this is my 1000th post :wow:. We put a lot of effort into this. If you're going to be a goody-two-shoes, just try to solve the legit problems and ignore the rest.

If you don't want to waste time, here are the legit problems that we would like you to try

"blood and tears" :skull:
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nmlikesmath
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Nice problems. I would definitely recommend this mock to anyone who wants to aim for DHR on the AMC 8. I think the mock is slightly harder than the real test though, but I guess that's just how mocks work.

you are not serious rn my guy :sob:
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Chonkachu
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nmlikesmath wrote:
giratina3 wrote:
Nice problems. I would definitely recommend this mock to anyone who wants to aim for DHR on the AMC 8. I think the mock is slightly harder than the real test though, but I guess that's just how mocks work.

you are not serious rn my guy :sob:

mocks are harder than the real test to prepare you for anything that could be on the test, so a low score shouldn't disengage you!
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well hard mocks also sim testing stress too
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