Australian mathematics competition, papers needed

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The discussion centers on the availability of worked-out solutions for the Australian Mathematics Competition from 2002 to 2009. Participants express a need for these resources, highlighting the high cost of purchasing practice papers, which exceed $40 AUD. A suggested resource is the Australian Mathematics Trust website, specifically the URL http://www.amt.canberra.edu.au/wuamc.html, which contains solutions and papers from previous years. The conversation indicates that current year solutions are not available, but past materials can be accessed through this site.

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  • Understanding of the Australian Mathematics Competition format
  • Familiarity with mathematical problem-solving techniques
  • Basic internet research skills
  • Knowledge of educational resource purchasing
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the Australian Mathematics Trust website for archived competition papers
  • Research alternative sources for mathematics competition solutions
  • Investigate online forums for shared resources and solutions
  • Consider joining study groups focused on mathematics competitions
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Students preparing for the Australian Mathematics Competition, educators seeking teaching resources, and anyone interested in enhancing their problem-solving skills in mathematics.

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does anyone have any worked out solutions for the Australian maths competition for the years 2002-2009.

i really need them and would be really greatful if anyone could provide me with some or the name of a website that has these papers.
 
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Usually practice paper, you have to buy them if you want a collection of several years and are fairly expensive >$40 AUD.

A quick Google search yielded these results :

http://www.amt.canberra.edu.au/wuamc.html


I'm thinking you'll have to pay for anything more. There aren't any solutions for the current year, but under each heading there's solutions and the paper for the previous set.

Hope that helped.
 
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