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The UK's Royal Society of Chemistry wanna test the mathematics skills of their undergraduates in a CHINESE way. Here is the detail. It recently has set a maths prize: the chance to win £500 (US$1000) for the correct answer to this problem, which is, as expeted, a standard university entrance exam question given to under college students in China.
Give it a go although you may feel uncomfortable.
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