It is imperative that you know an array of basic math concepts, like, difference of squares, number properties, rules of divisibility, Venn diagrams, and combinatorics. To perform well, however, you need to far surpass basic competency in using these concepts. You need to be able to recognize patterns, hypothesize and check inequalities/equations, diagram complex problems, develop a sense for numbers (understanding numbers and their relationships) and visualize your calculations and methodologies freely. So work on building math concepts and math reasoning parallely.
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