1. Mastering basic concepts and formulas skillfully: Before solving the competition questions, make sure that you have a deep understanding of relevant mathematical concepts and formulas and a skilled application ability.
2. Learn to analyze the problem: read the problem carefully and understand the requirements and constraints of the problem. Break down the problem into smaller parts and then solve each part step by step.
3. Creative thinking: Try to use different methods and ideas when solving problems. Look for unconventional solutions, which may help to find faster or simpler methods.
4. A lot of practice: improve your problem-solving ability and speed by solving a lot of problems. In this way, you can be familiar with different types of competition questions and exercise your ability to solve problems under pressure.
5. Review and summarize regularly: review the problems and mistakes that have been solved regularly, find out your weaknesses and improve them. Summarize the experience and lessons to avoid making the same mistakes in similar topics.
6. Participate in mock competitions and discussion groups: Participating in mock competitions can provide the atmosphere and pressure of real competitions and help you adapt to the time limit and answering rules of the competitions. Joining the discussion group can exchange ideas and strategies for solving problems with students, learn from each other and help each other.
7. Develop good problem-solving habits: In the process of solving problems, pay attention to clear writing norms and avoid skipping numbers or copying wrong numbers. In addition, check the answers in time to ensure that every step of calculation is correct.
The most important thing is to have patience and self-confidence, believe in your own ability, and constantly strive to improve. Remember, in the math contest, it is important to understand the essence of the problem and the correct solution, not just to get the correct answer.