There are tons of reasons why people like math. Firstly, it makes your life easier (really!). Secondly, real world math always starts with a riddle. (We bet you might think it starts with some dumb definitions, followed by some boring numbers, from which you get a mildly interesting result.)
Do you use word “beautiful” in connection with mathematics? I guess not. Mathematical beauty, however, does exists, yet can be revealed by those who’re deeply involved into math.
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Online Mathematics competitions, also called as Mathematical Olympiads, are competitive math events wherein the participants sit for a mathematics test. The test usually requires multiple choice or numerical answers so it could be a little harder than any other academic competition. Aside from that, it also demands a detailed written solution. This serves as the proof of how one comes up with his answer.

1. Pythagoras’ followers used little rocks to represent numbers. Hence the name of Calculus was born which means pebbles in Greek. 2. Googol is the term used for a number 1 followed by 100 zeros. The term was coined in 1938 by 9-year-old Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasner. 3. The word “hundred” derives from the old Norse word “hundrath”. It meant not 100 but 120. 4. The number 5 is pronounced as ‘Ha’ in the Thai language. 555 is also used by some as slang for ‘HaHaHa’.