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Insanely Hard Competition Problem! Number of Diagonals

Insanely Hard Competition Problem! Number of Diagonals Thanks to Patrick from Germany for suggesting this problem! Students were supposed to solve it in less than 1 minute with no calculator. Special thanks this month to: Nida Davis, Richard Ohnemus, Shrihari Puranik, Kyle, Michael Anvari . Thanks to all supporters on Patreon!

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2018 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition (link includes timestamp around 35:34)

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