This Saturday (9/19/20) FREE AMC 8 Review Livestream
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I think it's a person from the daily challenge team.
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ye also anyone got discord? join my discord server text faster
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How many 4-digit numbers have their digits in increasing order? Repeating digits are OK. For example, 1337 and 2468 both count, but 3137 doesn't. This is like one of the questions in Module 4! How many ways are there to choose the values of a, b, c, and d if 1≤a≤b≤c≤some number (in this case, 9)
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I think I did a similar question before...
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Yeah deja vu starting to kick in
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Stars
️ and Bars 🧮
= Coins
and pirates 
— Prof Loh’s analogy -
He uses it so often even if I dont remember it it's permanent memory anyways
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Also equals dogs and bones.
👕👕👕👕👕👕👕👕👕👕🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌
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@RZ923 Yes, Zifan is on the Daily Challenge Team.
She was the omnipresent "Daily Challenge w/Po-Shen Loh" on the daily AMA livestreams before. -
@divinedolphin Yes, I believe it will be available for a week or so. I will try to find out and update you guys.
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@divinedolphin Or "sticks and stones"
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@debbie Thanks!!! The recording will be really helpful since I missed almost 10 minutes of the livestream trying to get back in after I lagged out
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@sqwishy Yes, we had many people who missed out on the first 10 minutes as well, since they were stuck in the waiting room (our fault)!
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@debbie I'm sure they'll appreciate the recording as well!!
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@sqwishy The link will probably be provided in the course on daily.poshenloh.com, but I can make sure to post the link here as well, for convenience.
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@debbie Got it, thank you again!!
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Wow...
So many people here -
over 10 people online including guests
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I really like how Prof. Loh's courses are formatted. In school, the teachers usually say "This is how you do the problem now do 10 of these problems" (Prof. Loh just said this). In the courses, you get to tackle the problem yourself, getting hints along the way, and hear the explanation after experiencing the fun of figuring out a really hard problem.
