FML

**At Ransom, in the auditorium.**
 * Where does it happen? **

**At 7am. Be prompt. Results are posted before the end of the week, so check the wiki.** **Will my child miss class?** **No. Competition ends at 7:35.**
 * When does it happen? **


 * What is it? **
 * Florida Math League's High School Contests are the best in high school mathematics competition. Students in each league compete for the highest scores, while schools compete for the highest team score: the total of the top 5 scores in each school. These contests consist of 6 High School Contests each year, with 6 questions per contest. Problems draw from a wide range of high school topics: geometry, algebra, trigonometry, logarithms, series, sequences, exponents, roots, integers, real numbers, combinations, probability, coordinate geometry, and more. No knowledge of calculus is required to solve any of these problems. Detailed solution sheets demonstrate the methods used to solve each problem, including various approaches where appropriate. Working through these problems and our contest problem books is excellent practice for the SAT and college-bound students.**
 * There is a 30 minute time limit for each contest. On each contest, the last two questions are generally more difficult than the first four. The final question on each contest is intended to challenge the very best mathematics students. Two to four of the questions on each contest only require a knowledge of elementary algebra. Starting with the 1992-93 school year, students have been permitted to use any calculator on any of our contests. **


 * Who takes it? **
 * Any High School Student. At RE we will allow ANY student to take it, not just Math Team students.**


 * How do I prepare? **
 * [|FML Sample Test] **