AMC 10

The AMC 10 (American Mathematics Competition)is a 25-question, 75-minute multiple-choice test that covers high school math. The test is designed to challenge critical thinking in addition to knowledge. It is taken by students in grades 10 and below. There are also several variants of the AMC 10. These include the AMC 8 for 8th and below and the AMC 12 for 12th and below.

Quick Info

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25 questions

75 minutes

Multiple Choice

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6 points for correct

1.5 points for unanswered

0 points for incorrect

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Although challenging, the AMC 10 is a moderate challenge in the world of competition math. The average score falls around 60-70 points.

Why Take the AMC 10?


A high score on the AMC 10 (around top 5%) can qualify you for events like the AIME (American Invitational Math Exam) and even USAMO (United States of America Mathematical Olympiad), both of which are prestigious and engaging ways to show your devotement to mathematics. The AMC 10 is a good starting place for beginners and allows you to test your boundaries and get a gauge on your skills.

Topics Covered

function Algebra

Algebra is the study of mathematical relations through variables. In the AMC 10 algebra will be used creatively to solve complex word problems, solve for values etc.

83 Questions

draw_abstract Geometry

Geometry is the study of shapes and items. In the AMC 10, Geometry is used to find values (area, volume, length) in diagrams, as well as to model situations.

69 Questions

functions Number Theory

Number Theory is the study of relationships between numbers.. In the AMC 10, Number Theory is used for modular arithmetic, primes, and divisibility

76 Questions

ifl Combinatorics

Combinatorics is the study of counting and likelihood.. In the AMC 10, it is used to solve problems involving permutations, combinations, and probability distributions

37 Questions

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