Weekly Math Challenge Point Standings

In summary, as of 10:33am on 12/20/2013, the top point standings are mfb with 9 points, Citan Uzuki and Boorglar tied at 7 points, and jbunniii with 3 points. The top 3 non-staff members in points by Dec 30th will receive a 6 month gold membership. All challenges are still eligible for a point with an alternate proof, except for those marked as solved. Congratulations to Citan Uzuki, Boorglar, and jbunniii for winning a 6 month gold membership.
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Here are the total point standings as of 10:33am on 12/20/2013:

mfb 9
Citan Uzuki 7
Boorglar 3
jbunniii 3
Mandelbroth 2
jk22 2
hilbert2 2
economicsnerd 2
HS-Scientist 1
D H 1
jackmell 1
verty 1
Perok 1
 
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Top 3 (non staff) in points by Dec 30th will receive 6 month gold membership!
 
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All the challenges are still eligible to be solved with an alternate proof for one point; the ones marked solved are simply done to make it easier for people to tell which ones are completely open still.

If anyone is mathematically inclined and wants to get a gold membership those top 3 spots are definitely open for the taking!
 
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Congrats to these members for winning a 6 month Gold membership! Keep up the great work!

Citan Uzuki
Boorglar
jbunniii
 
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Thank you for providing this update on the weekly math challenge point standings. It is interesting to see the distribution of points among the participants. It appears that mfb is currently leading with 9 points, followed by Citan Uzuki with 7 points. It is also worth noting that there are several participants tied with 1 point each. It will be interesting to see how the standings change in the upcoming weeks and what strategies the top performers are using to earn points. It would also be helpful to have more information on the specific math challenges that were completed to earn these points. Overall, this information provides valuable insight into the progress and performance of the participants in the weekly math challenge.
 

Related to Weekly Math Challenge Point Standings

1. What is the purpose of the Weekly Math Challenge Point Standings?

The purpose of the Weekly Math Challenge Point Standings is to track the progress and performance of participants in the Weekly Math Challenge. It allows participants to see where they stand in relation to others and provides motivation to improve their scores.

2. How are points earned in the Weekly Math Challenge?

Points are earned in the Weekly Math Challenge by correctly answering math problems within the given time limit. Each correct answer earns a certain number of points, which varies depending on the difficulty of the problem.

3. Can I participate in the Weekly Math Challenge without being included in the point standings?

Yes, you can participate in the Weekly Math Challenge without being included in the point standings. Simply submit your answers without providing your name or any identifying information, and your scores will not be recorded.

4. How often are the point standings updated?

The point standings are updated weekly, typically at the end of each challenge period. This allows for an accurate reflection of each participant's progress and allows for fair competition.

5. Are there any prizes for the top performers in the point standings?

While there are no official prizes for the top performers in the point standings, some organizations or schools may choose to recognize and reward the top performers in their own way. Additionally, participating in the Weekly Math Challenge and improving one's math skills can be seen as a valuable prize in itself.

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