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2008 Purple Comet Math Meet
Purple Comet Math Meet
from 2007-2008
About Purple Comet Math Meet
The Purple Comet Math Meet is an online math contest hosted once per year. The 25 problems presented are to be solved by a team of up to 6 students in the 90-minute span, and the problems range in difficulty from easy AMC problems to medium-hard AIME problems. Teams may compete in one of eight categories: middle school or high school; small school, large school, mixed team, or non-competitive.
2008 Purple Comet Math Meet Details
School Year:
2007-2008
Date:
4/18/2008 - 4/22/2008
Location:
Online
Recommended Grade Range:
7 – 12
Eligibility:
Open
Cost:
Free
Competition Webpage:
purplecomet.org
Other Details:
While the contest itself is hosted online, use of online communications is prohibited.
Tests from this Competition
2005 Purple Comet Math Meet High School
(Grades: 9 – 12)
2005 Purple Comet Math Meet Middle School
(Grades: 6 – 8)
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