Dragons compete in M3C (MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge)

 

MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge) is a free contest for high school juniors and seniors in the U.S. and for students in England and Wales. The Challenge is entirely Internet-based with no registration or participation fees. Scholarships totaling $100,000 (>£75,000) are awarded annually.

On Monday March 6, the following students will be participating in the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge which is an all-day competition.  

Good luck, Dragons and to their teacher, Mr. Dickson Benesh.
 

Sarah Crowder
Sean Fang
Carleigh Heckel
Shorya Malani
Anmol Mital
Shreyas Muthusamy
Timothy Porter
Aaron Wang
Carolyn Zhuang

 

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