Olympiad Definition and 158 Threads

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    Physics Olympiad: Award Percentages & Question 1

    Hi, I did the Olympiad this week and I found it very hard. Does anyone know what the percentages needed for the awards are. Also can anyone remember any of the parts of Question 1 as I found it very hard and i wanted to ask my neighbour who is a physics lecturer about it
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    Math Olympiad Corner- CMO,USAMO,IMO, and others

    Hello folks, I am quite new to Olympiad level problem solving :smile: , which is why I am considering buying Paul Zeitz's "Art and Craft of Problem Solving". Does anyone have the solutions? I have heard the solutions are in a separate Instructor's Manual, does anyone know how someone can get...
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    Preparing for the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO)

    Hey, So I'd like to do the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) next year, and I was wondering what any of you wonderful physicists would suggest as adequate preparation, particularly those who have done IPhO before. I live in Ontario so I've looked at the University of Toronto Prep...
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    International Physics Olympiad 2005

    The 36th International Physics Olympiad was held at Salamanca in Spain from July 3-12. 342 contestants from 77 nations participated. India placed 6th with 5 medals(2 golds, 2 silver and 1 bronze). Piyush Srivastava(17) from Allahabad and Sameer Madan(18) won the gold medals for India. In fact...
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    Math Olympiad Problem: Proving a+b+c=d with 69 Distinct Integers between 1-100

    i have 69 distinct positive whole numbers between 1 and 100. i pick out 4 integers a,b,c,d. prove that i can always pick out 4 integers such that a+b+c=d. can this always hold true with 68 positive integers?
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    What is the solution to the Maths Olympiad problem involving sine?

    The following is a problem I got in a Maths Olympiad, I had to solve it without a calculator, although I couldn't solve it: sin 1 + sin 2 + sin 3 + ... + sin 90 If anyone could show me how to solve this I would really appreciate it.
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    Cracking the Physics Olympiad Problem: Expressing V in 5 Parameters

    hey, I have a tough time cracking this one The other problem is: Imagine a glass tube with steel rings around it which have a conductancy rho and a half diameter of R. they are spaced with a distance H. inside the glass tube is a much smaller glass tube. Through it you drop a magnet with mass...
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    Optimizing Bottle Rocket Nosecone Length for Science Olympiad

    I belong to an organization named Science Olympiads. One event is named Bottle Rockets. The object is to shoot a 1L soda bottle into the air and put as much time as you can between launch and touchdown. My question is this, what is the best ratio of length for the nosecone on a rocket? It seems...
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