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What should I study for AMC 12?
The questions test knowledge in algebra, geometry, counting and probability, and number theory. Both tests cover material typically covered in the first few years of high school math. Topics such as trigonometry, complex numbers, and logarithms are only needed for the AMC 12. Calculus is not required for either exam.
How do I learn Olympiad math?
How Do You Qualify for Math Olympiad?
- Step 1: Take the AMC 10 or AMC 12.
- Step 2: Take the AIME.
- Step 3: Qualify for and Compete in Math Olympiad.
- #1: Use Quality Practice Problems.
- #2: Don’t Lounge Around.
- #3: Focus on Your Weak Areas.
- #4: Beware of Tiny Mistakes.
- #5: Schedule Regular Study Time.
Why should I take the AMC?
Why do students take this exam? The AMC allows students to demonstrate their mathematical abilities at the highest level, and those who perform very well often receive awards and plaques.
How do I prepare for the AMC 10 and AMC 12 exams?
The easiest way to prepare is to practice solving old AMC 10 and 12 problems. Click the links below to visit the ZIML Practice Page for: Archived Exams: A full archive of every year’s AMC 10 and AMC 12 exams. Students can take a practice exam that includes the real questions, timing, and scoring of each exam.
What is the best way to learn theory for AMC12?
Good Luck! To learn theory at the AMC10 and AMC12 level, I would recommend reading AoPS books. Specifically, the Intro series/Volume 1 for the AMC10 and Intermediate Algebra, Intermediate Combo, Precalculus, and Volume 2 for the AMC12.
What is an AMC mock exam?
Mock Exams: Practice exams are also available with random real AMC 10 and 12 questions from previous years, this allows students to practice the feel of the exam without having the exact questions from a specific year. The Mock Exams also include the timing and scoring of a real AMC 10 or AMC 12 exam.
Can I take the AMC 10 and 12 on the same date?
Students can take both an A and a B exam, but not both the AMC 10 and 12 on the same date. Each test has 25 multiple choice questions with a time limit of 75 minutes. Each question is worth 6 points. 0 points are given for wrong answers, but 1.5 points are given for each question left blank/unanswered.