Problem of the Week
Current Problem (Week of 11/7/24–11/13/24)

Last Week’s Problem

Rules for Problem of the Week
- Only P.C. students can participate.
- A new question is posted each Friday that classes are in session.
- A correct answer must be exact. For example, if the correct answer is 2π then 6.28 is not correct. If the correct answer is 1/3 then 0.3333 is not correct.
- A participant who gives the first correct answer to a question is the winner for that week.
- The winner for each week gets a raffle ticket for a drawing held during the mathematics department end-of-the-year party in May. Several prizes will be raffled off. You do not have to be present to win.
- Answers are to be submitted by email to: jhoag@providence.edu. There is no other way to submit an answer.
- All decisions of the judges are final.
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