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@Lorenz W., @Jeff Giff, @Elijah L - Your prizes will be custom-made, and its your choice, whether you want a themed certificate, help with programming a game, or anything that I can try to do in my free time :)
Oh, thank you for the offer, but I don't need anything special. Nevertheless thank you for organising the contest. Otherwise I wouldn't have learned how to program in Python. ;)
Thank you everyone in the Mathathon Community for all your support, it was a great journey, and every participant added to the amount of fun we had. This was a truly amazing experience. Please don't get discouraged that you lost, because no one lost. We all learnt something, so there was honestly no loss. We are all winners! To sign off for the First Ever Succesful Mathathon 2020, Keep having fun ans Stay safe!
Sorry, it has ended, but you can still post solutions and get scores for it, only they won't count anymore. All participants will also get participation prizes, and winners will get prizes. but I'm thinking of what virtual prize is nice......................... @Mahdi Raza
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Ugh... I literally forgot posting the solutions for 4,5,6 and 7. Why didn't I do that earlier?! Nevermind, congratulations to the winners!
@Mahdi Raza
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Oh! Ok, I actually had a feeling you would win, because you had near perfect scores for Problems-1,2, and 3. But then I saw that you didn't post for the other problems, so I thought you were busy, with your school and stuff. Nvm, Nobody posted a solution for the 6th Problem, 50 points lost LOL
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This discussion board is a place to discuss our Daily Challenges and the math and science related to those challenges. Explanations are more than just a solution — they should explain the steps and thinking strategies that you used to obtain the solution. Comments should further the discussion of math and science.
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2^{34}
a_{i-1}
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\sqrt{2}
\sum_{i=1}^3
\sin \theta
\boxed{123}
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@Lorenz W., @Jeff Giff, @Elijah L - Your prizes will be custom-made, and its your choice, whether you want a themed certificate, help with programming a game, or anything that I can try to do in my free time :)
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Oh, thank you for the offer, but I don't need anything special. Nevertheless thank you for organising the contest. Otherwise I wouldn't have learned how to program in Python. ;)
Congratulations to our glorious and hard-working winners -
- 1.@Lorenz W.
- 2.@Jeff Giff
- 3.@Elijah L
Thank you everyone in the Mathathon Community for all your support, it was a great journey, and every participant added to the amount of fun we had. This was a truly amazing experience. Please don't get discouraged that you lost, because no one lost. We all learnt something, so there was honestly no loss. We are all winners! To sign off for the First Ever Succesful Mathathon 2020, Keep having fun ans Stay safe!
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Woo-hoo!!!
@Hamza Anushath, @Páll Márton, @Siddharth Chakravarty, @Mahdi Raza, @Vinayak Srivastava, @Yajat Shamji, @Zakir Husain, @Abhinandan Shrimal, @Alak Bhattacharya, @Kriti Kamal, @Kumudesh Ghosh
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Oh, did it end? I did not get the time to write the last three solutions. Is it possible yet?
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Sorry, it has ended, but you can still post solutions and get scores for it, only they won't count anymore. All participants will also get participation prizes, and winners will get prizes. but I'm thinking of what virtual prize is nice......................... @Mahdi Raza
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Congrats Páll!
Congrats Mahdi!
Congrats Hamza!
Congrats Siddharth!
Congrats Feng!
Congrats Abhinandan!
Congrats Alak!
Congrats Zakir!
Congrats to all the participants!
Winner prizes are coming soon...................
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NO PRIZE have been distributed yet lol
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They have been distributed in the form of problems. See my profile, there are three problems specially for the winners. @SRIJAN Singh