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Mathcounts STRATEGIES
Existing_Human1   19
N 11 minutes ago by Existing_Human1
Hello commuinty!

I am wondering what your strategies are for mathcounts. Please note I do not mean tips. These can be for all rounds, but please specify. BTW, this is for state, but it can apply to any competition.

Ex:
Team - sit in a specific order
Target - do the easiest first
Sprint - go as fast as possible

I just made up the examples, and you will probably have better strategies, so if you want to help out, please do
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Problem of the week
evt917   32
N 32 minutes ago by Andyluo
Whenever possible, I will be posting problems twice a week! They will be roughly of AMC 8 difficulty. Have fun solving! Also, these problems are all written by myself!

First problem:

$20^{16}$ has how many digits?
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evt917
Mar 5, 2025
Andyluo
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The daily problem!
Leeoz   2
N 33 minutes ago by c_double_sharp
Every day, I will try to post a new problem for you all to solve! If you want to post a daily problem, you can! :)

Please hide solutions and answers, hints are fine though! :)

The first problem is:
[quote=March 21st Problem]Alice flips a fair coin until she gets 2 heads in a row, or a tail and then a head. What is the probability that she stopped after 2 heads in a row? Express your answer as a common fraction.[/quote]
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Leeoz
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c_double_sharp
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Really Nasty MathCounts Problem
ilikemath247365   17
N 41 minutes ago by BS2012
2019 MathCounts National Sprint #29

How many of the first $100,000$ positive integers have no single-digit prime factors?


Side note: Just HOW are they supposed to solve this in like 5 minutes?
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ilikemath247365
Mar 14, 2025
BS2012
41 minutes ago
No more topics!
What was your Mathcounts Chant?
ilovebender   59
N Mar 17, 2025 by wikjay
Hi, I wanted to ask everyone, before the written competition, each state had to do their chant. What chant did you and your team make xd!

Im in WV and I think we did the least cringe chant, and it goes like this:

(After one person says something, the other person following waits ~2 seconds, and then says their line)
P1: Hi
P2: Hi
P3: Hi
P4: Bye

Lol if you were at the national competition you prob remember.
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wikjay
Mar 17, 2025
What was your Mathcounts Chant?
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Hi, I wanted to ask everyone, before the written competition, each state had to do their chant. What chant did you and your team make xd!

Im in WV and I think we did the least cringe chant, and it goes like this:

(After one person says something, the other person following waits ~2 seconds, and then says their line)
P1: Hi
P2: Hi
P3: Hi
P4: Bye

Lol if you were at the national competition you prob remember.
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ah yes one of my favorites...
pa was kinda...cringe imo but maybe not
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PA so cringe: "We are... PENN STATE"
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WE WIN
EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS
INCLUDING OUR BRAINS
WE DON'T GIVE UP BACK DOWN
WE WIN
46 POINTS. 46 PRIMES LESS THAN 200.
40 MINUTES 16 Minutes 20 Minutes TO GLORY
WE WIN
and then we sing country roads
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Country roads!
Bring me home!
To the land!
From where I come!

(Is that Country Roads?) :rotfl:
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did you know the guy who sang country roads never went to west virginia
lol
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Arrowhead575 wrote:
WE WIN
EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS
INCLUDING OUR BRAINS
WE DON'T GIVE UP BACK DOWN
WE WIN
46 POINTS. 46 PRIMES LESS THAN 200.
40 MINUTES 16 Minutes 20 Minutes TO GLORY
WE WIN
and then we sing country roads
You're from Texas? Me too! It's supposed to be like 100 degrees this week.
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yea lol i have cross country too
heat exhaustion=sad
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did you know the guy who sang country roads never went to west virginia
lol

:rotfl: Really? Okay...
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Team AZ didn't have one since my teammates are lazy
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what was IL chant?
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Team AZ didn't have one since my teammates are lazy

"present"
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Go michigan! The mitten state!

Points to our home towns on our handy dandy hand map
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Alaska: We are the Alaska MATHCOUNTS Team! Goooooooooooooooooooooo Alaska! *cringe*
Indiana: Indiana, Indiana, nothing rhymes with Indiana
Ohio: OK, but did you know that John0512 got a 46 on MATHCOUNTS Chapter
____ state: We are farmers, buh-da-bup
North Dakota: We are North Dakota. Let's try not to get last!
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our original chant had "we are gonna get top 10" haha we got 11th
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