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Chip Parker
Congratulations to Hills West's Eli Jawitz and Hills East's BangJun Pan on qualifying for this year's American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME)!
Congratulations to Hills West's Eli Jawitz and Hills East's BangJun Pan on qualifying for this year's American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME)!
Students must be invited to participate in this contest based on performing within the top national scores in the earlier American Mathematics Competition (AMC).
The AIME tests students on advanced problem-solving concepts where they have to apply their mathematical knowledge in extremely complex non-routine scenarios.