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North Mecklenburg and nine other high schools competed in the 10th annual Numbers Crunch Math Competition presented by Time Warner Cable. The contest challenged problem-solving skills with football variables.
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North Mecklenburg and nine other high schools competed in the 10th annual Numbers Crunch Math Competition presented by Time Warner Cable. The contest challenged problem-solving skills with football variables.

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Panthers team president Danny Morrison welcomes students, teachers and judges to the competition, the only of its kind in the NFL. A former math professor, Morrison appreciates the importance of math.
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Panthers team president Danny Morrison welcomes students, teachers and judges to the competition, the only of its kind in the NFL. A former math professor, Morrison appreciates the importance of math.

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The South Mecklenburg Sabres pause to show off their best game faces before the start of the competition in the Bank of America Stadium press box.
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The South Mecklenburg Sabres pause to show off their best game faces before the start of the competition in the Bank of America Stadium press box.

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Caroline Johnson and Peter McWilliams from Hammond High School in Columbia, S.C., collaborate on a challenging math problem.
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Caroline Johnson and Peter McWilliams from Hammond High School in Columbia, S.C., collaborate on a challenging math problem.

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Students from Charlotte Country Day tackle a difficult question involving group ticket pricing.
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Students from Charlotte Country Day tackle a difficult question involving group ticket pricing.

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Mathletes from Raleigh Charter High School furiously put pencil to paper to solve a problem.
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Mathletes from Raleigh Charter High School furiously put pencil to paper to solve a problem.

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As Numbers Crunch veterans, the Myers Park Mustangs know that a close huddle is the most optimal formation for problem solving.
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As Numbers Crunch veterans, the Myers Park Mustangs know that a close huddle is the most optimal formation for problem solving.

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Judges Dr. Carl Yerger and Ben Klein of Davidson College debate a solution while Dr. Harold Reiter, also of Davidson, Dr. Mike Tarabek of Queens University and Dr. Irl Bivens of Davidson look on.
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Judges Dr. Carl Yerger and Ben Klein of Davidson College debate a solution while Dr. Harold Reiter, also of Davidson, Dr. Mike Tarabek of Queens University and Dr. Irl Bivens of Davidson look on.

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Who says math competitions can't be fun? The two-time Numbers Crunch champion Providence Day Chargers are confident turning in their solution.
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Who says math competitions can't be fun? The two-time Numbers Crunch champion Providence Day Chargers are confident turning in their solution.

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Parker Garrison of the Charlotte Home Educator's Association gives his answer a once-over before turning it over to the judges. Students had eight minutes to solve each question.
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Parker Garrison of the Charlotte Home Educator's Association gives his answer a once-over before turning it over to the judges. Students had eight minutes to solve each question.

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Mathletes from Concord High School deliberate a problem.
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Mathletes from Concord High School deliberate a problem.

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Jim Ludington, executive vice president of advanced technology for Time Warner Cable, presented the awards. He also spoke about the importance of science and math in today's ever-changing society.
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Jim Ludington, executive vice president of advanced technology for Time Warner Cable, presented the awards. He also spoke about the importance of science and math in today's ever-changing society.

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Joshua Bakita, Parker Garrison, Austin Lukavsky, Hannah Noblin and Alex Schmid of The Charlotte Home Educator's Association took home third place.
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Joshua Bakita, Parker Garrison, Austin Lukavsky, Hannah Noblin and Alex Schmid of The Charlotte Home Educator's Association took home third place.

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A.C. Flora of Columbia, S.C., a long-time Numbers Crunch competitor, finished a close second.
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A.C. Flora of Columbia, S.C., a long-time Numbers Crunch competitor, finished a close second.

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Raleigh Charter High School, a first-time competitor, won the competition and received a $1,000 donation from the Carolina Panthers and Time Warner Cable to support the school's math program.
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Raleigh Charter High School, a first-time competitor, won the competition and received a $1,000 donation from the Carolina Panthers and Time Warner Cable to support the school's math program.

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