NCTM
High School Problem of the Week / Monthly Challenge Problem
|
Years 11-12 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
NCTM
High School Problem of the Week / Monthly Challenge Problem
Problem
of the Week - University of Mississippi
Submit a correct solution and have
your name published. Solutions available by email for past problems.
Geometry
Problems of the Week - Math Forum
Algebra
Problems of the Week - Math Forum
problems and solutions
Discrete
Math Problems of the Week - Math Forum
problems and solutions for combinatorics
(counting), graph theory, proof, travelling salesperson, trees, vertex
colouring
Trigonometry
& Calculus Problems of the Week - Math Forum
problems and solutions for sine
rule, cosine rule, differentiation, integration, sequences/series, proof,
perimeter, area, volume
NRICH
Online Maths Club
news and views, problems (solutions),
articles, inspirations, games, interactivities
(Select "display Maths using images".)
NRICH+plus
news, articles, reviews and much
more for senior students
Problem
of the Month - Maths Challenge
single challenging problem requiring
insights and mathematical tools (e.g. trigonometry, algebraic skills and
aspects of proof)
High
School Mathematics Competition - University of Maryland
Multiple choice questions and extended
problems with solutions - some questions require a thorough knowledge of
year 11 and 12 Mathematics.
Canadian
Mathematics Competition
past problems and solutions
Problem
Corner - Southwest Missouri State University
problems and solutions at three
levels - high school, advanced and challenge
Word
Problems for Kids
problems, hints and solutions organised
by grade
Problems
- Nick's Mathematical Puzzles
problems, hints and solutions -
geometry, probability, number theory, algebra, calculus, trigonometry,
and logic
Problem
of the Week Home Page
links to problem of the week pages
Mathematics
Competitions List
links to competitions with problems
and solutions
Check
out the interesting reading page and
the
puzzles/games page.
Have
a look at MathsNet sketches - interactive geometry activities made with:
Theorem
of the Month - University of Sheffield