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| + | The [[Chicago ARML]] team consists of four groups of approximately 15 high school students. The four groups are: | ||
| + | * A team | ||
| + | * Red team (B team) | ||
| + | * Blue team (C team) | ||
| + | * D team | ||
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| + | [[Chicago ARML]] competes annually at Iowa City site. Chicago ARML has a yearly frisbee game on-site against [[Minnisota ARML]] and has won the past two years. | ||
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| + | == The 2006 Team == | ||
| + | The 2006 [[Chicago ARML]] A team was ranked 5th nationally. | ||
* [http://chicagoarml.org/ Chicago ARML homepage] | * [http://chicagoarml.org/ Chicago ARML homepage] | ||
* [[Illinois mathematics competitions]] | * [[Illinois mathematics competitions]] | ||
* [[Mathematics competition resources]] | * [[Mathematics competition resources]] | ||
Revision as of 13:03, 24 June 2006
The Chicago ARML team sends several teams each year to compete at the American Regions Mathematics League, a primarily high school mathematics competition.
Chicago ARML structure
The Chicago ARML team consists of four groups of approximately 15 high school students. The four groups are:
- A team
- Red team (B team)
- Blue team (C team)
- D team
Chicago ARML competes annually at Iowa City site. Chicago ARML has a yearly frisbee game on-site against Minnisota ARML and has won the past two years.
The 2006 Team
The 2006 Chicago ARML A team was ranked 5th nationally.
