There are four subject areas for the individual test. Each participant takes two of these ubject area tests. The subject areas are Algebra, Geometry, Number Theory, and mbinatorics. Each test consists of 10 questions of varying difficulty, and is one hour long.The team test is similar in format to the individual tests, but there is only one test covering all subject areas. Since all 8 people work together on this test, it is, of course, much more challenging than an individual test. The team test consists of approximately 10 questions of varying difficulty, and is one hour long.The power test presents an teresting definition or advanced concept to the contestants, and they are required to prove several results relating to this topic. One week before the competition (January 24, 2009), we e-mail the advisers with an electronic (PDF) copy of the power test.The math bowl is an optional, fast-paced team competition.

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