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| − | ==About==
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| − | Math is Cool, short for MIC is a math competition for grades 4-12 located in the state of Washington. The competition is hosted by [[Academic is Cool]]. The competition has two stages, [[Math Is Cool Championships|Championships]] and [[Math is Cool Masters|Masters]]. Students who score top 4 in a school that scored top 10 will get to go to masters.
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| − | ==Scoring==
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| − | ===Individuals===
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| − | *A 35 question, 40 minutes test accounts for approximately 90% of a student's score
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| − | *A 8 question mental math test will account for approximately 10% of the student's score
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| − | ===Teams===
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| − | MIC will look at all the teams' scores and find the max scores of the following sections:
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| − | *Team Contest (10 question test)
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| − | *Multiple Choice Team Contest (10 question test with answer choices and penalty for incorrect answers)
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| − | *Relay (2 rounds graded separately, each teammate except for the first one will use the answer of the previous teammate to answer their question)
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| − | *College Knowledge Bowl (College Bowl, 2 teams compete in solving math questions in the shortest amount of time possible)
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| − | MIC will then look at the sum of the max scores.
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| − | More information on [[Academics is Cool]] website
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| − | ==See Also==
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| − | *You can find past competitions [http://academicsarecool.com/#/samples here].
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| − | *[[Math is Cool Masters]]
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| − | *[[Math Is Cool Championships]]
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