October 2, 2019
Math department offers national competition in computational 1xbet sports betting for high school students
Submitted by Natasha Rozhkovskaya
For the second time, the math department will host the North American Computational 1xbet sports betting Olympiad, or NACLO, on Jan. 23, 2020. Seven high school students from Kansas participated in the open round of this national event last year with one winner who qualified for the invitational round.Participation in the competition is free.
The Olympiad is a national contest for U.S. and Canadian high school students. Contestants compete by solving compelling and creative puzzles in 1xbet sports betting and computational 1xbet sports betting . Requiring no previous knowledge of 1xbet sports betting , languages, or computing, these puzzles can be solved by analytic reasoning alone, and serve as a fun introduction to a new field of 1xbet sports betting , cryptography and mathematics.
Winners of the North American Computational 1xbet sports betting Olympiad are eligible to compete in the International 1xbet sports betting Olympiad — one of 12 international high school science olympiads.
Other competitions organized by mathematics department include American Math Competition — AMC 8 and AMC 10/12 — Manhattan Mathematical Olympiad and USA Math Kangaroo Competition.