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SciTech Bowl is a trial event for Division B and C in New York for the 2019 season.

All of these topics and more are covered in Fermi Questions with the added complexity of having to calculate the order of magnitude with no calculators and no outside reference resources.

However, this one is in front of an audience and with "sudden Death" so that part is different.

trdd wrote:All of these topics and more are covered in Fermi Questions with the added complexity of having to calculate the order of magnitude with no calculators and no outside reference resources.

However, this one is in front of an audience and with "sudden Death" so that part is different.

Finally someone made this forum.

TheCrazyChemist wrote:

trdd wrote:All of these topics and more are covered in Fermi Questions with the added complexity of having to calculate the order of magnitude with no calculators and no outside reference resources.

However, this one is in front of an audience and with "sudden Death" so that part is different.

Finally someone made this forum.

2 months ago

builderguy135 wrote:

TheCrazyChemist wrote:

trdd wrote:All of these topics and more are covered in Fermi Questions with the added complexity of having to calculate the order of magnitude with no calculators and no outside reference resources.

However, this one is in front of an audience and with "sudden Death" so that part is different.

Finally someone made this forum.

2 months ago

And posted in it.

Lol earth is spelled wrong in the rules

Kai0721 wrote:Lol earth is spelled wrong in the rules

Lol, but it was fixed on the Nats 2019 site rules. I wonder how that could happen even though Science Bowl's been a trial event in New York for at least 2 years now.

so is this going to be a trial at nats?

19alekb wrote:so is this going to be a trial at nats?

Yeah.

What should I study? this event seems all over the place lol