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4/5/2022

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AP test prep class schedule has changed

2/15/2022

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AP test prep class schedule has changed for AP Calculus AB, Chemistry, US History, Psychology, and English Languages & Composition. Please check the link.
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Congratulations on your well-deserved success

2/10/2022

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​We are already having great success with our seniors this year. The majority of students got accepted into the University of Pittsburgh, and many students were also admitted to Carnegie Mellon University, Washington University at St. Louis, and other schools. It is likely that more students will be admitted to other prestigious universities in the upcoming regular decision period. Good job everyone and keep up the good work!
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1/29/2021

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​Post any questions you have in the comments. We will help you out as soon as we can.​
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The problem #23 of 2015 US Physics Olympiad

6/23/2016

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The problem #23 of 2015 US Physics Olympiad F=ma Exam generated a bit of controversy as people had slight difficulty dealing with spring that was already compressed at the initial state. The controversy was compounded by some typos in the released solution. The version here might be easier for some people to understand. Please check it and suggest any way to improve it.
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After deriving all the equation parts in the solution, we can gain physical insight into the situation. We may argue that the mechanical energy of the system can be separated into portion related to the smaller mass that was dropped, and larger mass that already was in sort of equilibrium with the spring, thus be effectively set to zero. It can be viewed that dropping of the smaller mass is what introduced the new mechanical energy into the system, thus we only need to worry about how the smaller mass oscillates within the system as any part of mechanical energy related to the movement of the larger mass will always balance out to zero. Then the oscillating movement of the smaller mass, of which the larger mass will duplicate due to being stuck to the smaller mass, is dependent only on the kinetic energy it introduce to the system ( KE ), gravitational potential energy of the smaller mass( m1 gx), and the additional contraction/extension of the spring induced by the impact of the smaller mass ( ½ k x^2 ), while the gravitational potential energy of the larger mass can be ignored due to existing compression of the spring before the impact.
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Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination - Math 4

7/29/2015

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Here is downloadable file if you want to print all of them.
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Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination - Math 3

7/28/2015

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Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination - Math 2

7/27/2015

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Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination - Math 1

7/26/2015

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This is a slightly modified version of Hong Kong Adavanced Level Examination which was used to test Hong Kong students who wanted to enter colleges. Take a look and enjoy!
Wikepedia link about HKLE.
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Tokyo University Entrance Exam Math Problems 047

6/21/2015

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[CLA notes : Try this without using your calculators. ]

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