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This page contains links to sites on the web that allow you to submit answers to math problems online. In addition to the extra credit points given to you by your teacher, some of the following web sites offer you the opportunity to win different prizes.  |
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The ABACUS International Math Challenge, hosted by Grace Church School, contains eight new problems each month. There are updated standings posted each month, so you can see how you compare to other problem solvers. To answer these problems, you will need to use your own email or the form below.  |
The University of Mississippi maintains this site, at which you will find a new problem posted each week. In addition to posting the names of those who answer problems correctly, each answerer also has his or her name entered into a weekly drawing for a Casio solar scientific fx-300W 2-Line calculator. To answer these problems, you will need to use your own email or the form below. |
The University of Mississippi maintains this site, at which you will find a new problem posted each week. In addition to posting the names of those who answer problems correctly, each answerer also has his or her name entered into a weekly drawing for a Casio fx-280 solar scientific calculator. To answer these problems, you will need to use your own email or the form below. |
The Internet Math Challenge, hosted by the University of Idaho, contains a new problem each week. Each answerer has his or her name entered into a weekly drawing for a free t-shirt, and for every five correct problem answers that you submit, your name is entered into a drawing for a new computer, to be given away after the school year is over. To answer these problems, you will need to use your own email or the form below. |
The University of Mississippi maintains this site, at which you will find a new problem posted each week. In addition to posting the names of those who answer problems correctly, each answerer also has his or her name entered into a weekly drawing for a Casio Mini Graph calculator. To answer these problems, you will need to use your own email or the form below. |
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The Middle School POW from The Math Forum is consistently a great place to find problems. Those who correctly answer a problem will find their name posted the following week. This site has its own answering system. |
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The University of Mississippi also maintains this page, at which you will find a new problem posted each week. In addition to posting the names of those who answer problems correctly, each answerer also has his or her name entered into a weekly drawing for a Casio solar, scientific calculator. To answer these problems, you will need to use your own email or the form below. |