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In my sixth grade, I often get 100 in math. Is it possible if I want to teach myself Olympic Mathematics? What questions to buy?
Primary schools often engage in Olympic mathematics, and I have some experience. But not self-taught.

Self-study is not impossible. Many of my high school classmates are self-taught. They buy reference books and topics and then train them. Not bad.

For you. I suggest that you should consult your teacher when you buy books (you don't have to find a class, as long as you are a good teacher). Because these things change greatly with time and place, I don't know.

And as the one above said, it's really cool to learn something first. However, it's a bit difficult for you to take the high school Olympics first. I think you can try to teach yourself the contents of junior high school. I think what you learn first will be very helpful for you to learn the Olympics.

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I hope I can help you. Happy new year!