Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition

The Michigan Math Prize Competition (MMPC) is a mathematics exam open to anybody in the state of Michigan. There are two parts to the exam. Part I consists of 40 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 100 minutes. The top 1000 contestants in Michigan get invited back to take Part II. Part II comprises of 5 proof problems to be completed in 100 minutes. The use of a calculator is allowed on the MMPC. The MMPC was administered on October 11, 2006, and Part II was held on December 6, 2006.

Past MMPC Cut-offs
The cut-off to participate in Part II varies from year to year. Usually a participant must successfully answer 17 to 23 questions in order to be invited to participate in Part II.

The cut-off for Part II in 2006 has been set at 16 questions correct out of a possible 40. Those who made the cut-off should have received instructions for the upcoming round. Part II of the MMPC is scheduled for December 6, 2006.

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